Garden walls and outbuildings of Walled Garden formerly at Bunny Hall

The garden walls and outbuildings of the former Walled Garden at Bunny Hall date from the late 18th century. They are constructed of red brick, with some sections featuring ashlar stone. The walls are approximately 2 to 3 metres high and form a rectangular shape. The north wall is slightly taller and was internally heated by furnaces, which have flues built into the wall, along with the remains of six red brick stacks. Attached to the back of this wall is a single-storey lean-to made of red brick and pantiles, which has 13 bays with various doorways and window openings. The north garden wall includes two domestic doorways, and to the left, or west, of these is a carriageway with a flat arch. Each of the south, east, and west walls features a single central domestic doorway with a segmental arch. The walls around the garden slightly project outward.