Walled Vegetable Garden Heated Wall, Lodges And Gates, Approximately 100 Metres North Of Weston Hall

The Walled Vegetable Garden, located approximately 100 meters north of Weston Hall, dates from the 18th century and features a heated wall and heating lodges, which were adapted for heating in the mid-19th century. The garden is constructed from red brick with stone dressings and measures approximately 130 meters square. The heated wall runs east-west through the center, while the outer wall stands about 3 meters high and is topped with stone coping. The wall ramps down to wrought iron entrance gates on the south side. The heated wall serves as a perimeter with a similar central break for the entrance. To the west section, there are single-storey lodges with pedimented fronts, featuring a stone string at the springing level of the arch-topped and keyed casement, along with an oculus in the tympanum. Greenhouses are not included in this listing.