Garden Wall, Boundary Wall And Adjoining Shed At The Old Hall

The garden wall, boundary wall, and adjoining shed at The Old Hall date from the mid 17th century and around 1812. They are constructed from brick with ashlar dressings. The garden wall features a plinth, a dentillated cornice, and tapered brick coping, while the boundary wall has ramped half-round brick and ashlar coping. The garden wall is in a C-plan shape and includes intermediate buttresses. The adjoining shed is a single-storey, single-bay structure with a pantile roof located in the return angle. The total length of the garden wall and boundary wall is approximately 150 meters. The lower boundary wall includes two gateways, one of which has mid 19th century timber posts and remains of a gate, and measures about 70 meters in length.