Wall and dovecote adjoining Hatton Grange to north east

The wall and dovecote adjoining Hatton Grange to the northeast is a late 19th-century structure that now serves as a summerhouse. The wall is approximately 20 meters long and varies in height, constructed of red brick with a ramped stone coping and four buttresses. The Gothic-style dovecote, located to the northeast, is also made of red brick and features a pyramidal roof covered with old tiles. It has a square plan and stands two stories tall, with a dentil brick eaves cornice and a central square cupola that has two ogee lights on each face topped with a pyramidal lead cap. The first floor has arched windows and a boarded door to the northeast, while the ground floor on the southeast side is later and open. This structure is included for its group value.