Former Kitchen Garden Walls To West Of Stables At Apley Castle

The former kitchen garden walls to the west of the stables at Apley Castle date from around 1800. These tall, stone-coped brick walls feature segmental-arched doorways and enclose an area of approximately 90 by 40 meters. The wall has a ramped section that ends with a square pier extending to the southeast. To the north, there is a range of early to mid-19th century garden buildings with gabled plain tile roofs. These buildings have segmental-arched doors and windows on their one-storey elevation, which is punctuated by three two-storey gables. Additionally, there is a bellcote and a ridge stack on the left. The house located at the southwest corner is not considered to have special architectural or historic interest.