Ice House, Vegetable Stores, And Wall Adjoining To South Approximately 300 Metres To North-West Of Walcot Hall

The ice house, vegetable stores, and wall located approximately 300 metres to the north-west of Walcot Hall date back to around 1763. This structure is made of uncoursed limestone rubble with a turfed earth mound on top, featuring graded stone slates at the eaves. It has a square plan and includes two segmental-arched entrances on the north side, along with one entrance that has a boarded door on the east side. To the south, there is a coursed limestone wall that is approximately 60 metres long and 2 metres high. Inside, there is a brick barrel-vaulted tunnel that leads to a large brick-domed circular ice house located at the north-east corner. Additionally, there is a brick barrel-vaulted potato store to the west and a brick barrel-vaulted vegetable store positioned at right angles to the south, both of which feature low shelves and cavity brick walls. The buildings are currently disused.