Walled Kitched Garden 100 Metres North of Papplewick Hall

The walled kitchen garden, located 100 meters north of Papplewick Hall, dates from the mid 18th century. It is constructed of brick and features a flat ashlar coping. The garden has a rectangular plan, with central gateways on the north and south sides; the southern gateway was altered in the mid 19th century and includes a scrolled wrought iron gate. Each of the east and west sides has a smaller central door with a segmental head.

Inside, there are transverse free-standing heated walls with a single stack, which support a single lean-to and three gabled stove houses on the north side, while the south side contains four lean-to glasshouses from the late 19th century. The east end features an ashlar sundial with an ogee head. Additionally, to the north outside the garden, there is a lean-to mushroom house with four bays, which is partly collapsed. The walls enclose an area of approximately three acres.