Walled Garden At Stanford Hall

The walled garden at Stanford Hall features a cottage and conservatory, dating from the early and late 19th century. It has a quadrangular plan and is constructed of red brick with ashlar dressings. The red brick wall is coped with ashlar and has several doorways. The north side includes a projecting late 19th-century conservatory, set on a red brick plinth, which has five bays. It features a central doorway and glazed double doors flanked by two fixed lights, with decorative fanlights above and glazed spandrels. The conservatory is topped with a continuous ridge ventilator.

The west wall contains a cottage made of red brick and slate, built in the late 19th century but incorporating earlier elements. This two-storey structure has four bays, with the single left bay slightly set back. It features an arched doorway supported by Doric columns and a pediment, with single sash windows on either side. Above, there are four smaller sash windows. The cottage also has a single red brick chimney stack on the right gable and front left, along with dentil eaves and a first-floor ashlar sill band.