Section Of Garden Wall Adjoining Eyton Banqueting House To North West

This section of garden wall, located to the north-west of Eyton Banqueting House, dates from around 1607 and has undergone later repairs. It is constructed from roughly squared and coursed red sandstone, with some irregular grey sandstone blocks and patches of red brick. The wall features a chamfered tiled coping at the northern edge and measures approximately 50 metres in length and 2.5 metres in height. There is a broad buttress on the right and a narrow buttress at the left-hand end, which was formerly part of a gateway. To the south-west of the wall, there is a terrace with a sunken fence. This wall is the only remaining structure of Sir Francis Newport's house at Eyton, which was destroyed by fire, alongside the Banqueting House and other nearby buildings.