Garden walls and pavilions at NGR SK 1150 1675

The site comprises 18th-century garden walls and pavilions located within the former grounds of King’s Bromley Manor, which has since been demolished. The red-brick walls, topped with stone coping, form a rectangular enclosure aligned east-west. Two small pavilions are situated at the west end, each featuring a pedimented gable. The southern pavilion has been absorbed into a late 20th-century house and is partially obscured, while the northern pavilion retains a six-pane sash window with a gauged brick head. The north wall of the garden slopes upward to a central recess containing several lean-to buildings; one of these has a moulded eaves cornice. A door with a segmental head is located on the east side of the wall.