Walls Enclosing Garden South Of Weston Hall, With Two Pairs Of Gate Piers And Gates

The garden walls enclosing the area south of Weston Hall date from around 1700. They are constructed of brick with sandstone copings. The inner wall surrounds the angle between two wings of Weston Hall. On the north side, there are two brick gate piers topped with stone cornices and ball finials. Above the wrought iron gate, there is an overthrow featuring the arms and crest of the Nourse family. The wall that flanks the drive extends to the roadside, turns at a right angle to separate the garden from the road, and continues on the east side to enclose the outer garden. Along the roadside, there is a pair of rebuilt gate piers with sandstone ball finials and wrought iron gates. To the north-west, there are additional gates, two pairs of piers, and connecting walls at the entrance to the drive.