Westmoor And Attached Kitchen Garden Walls

Westmoor and the attached kitchen garden walls are likely from the early 19th century. The structure is made of brick and rendered brick with sandstone dressings, featuring tiled hipped roofs and brick stacks. The house is positioned roughly north-west to south-east on the north-east side of the walled kitchen garden, with the entrance aligned with the two-storey house. The south-west elevation of the house has three windows, which are glazing bar sashes, with the center window set back in a thermal window. The ground floor includes a large central archway flanked by two entries, each with six-panelled doors. On either side of the house, there are slightly recessed single-storey wings, each containing a single glazing bar sash. The walls surrounding the garden have flat copings and stand about 15 feet high, with a central entry on the longer south side opposite the house.