Orangery Approximately 100 Metres North East Of Chicksands Priory

The orangery, built around 1800 for Sir George Osborn, is located approximately 100 metres northeast of Chicksands Priory and is likely designed by James Wyatt. This Gothick-style building is constructed from red brick with a timber facade and features a hipped slate roof. The small rectangular structure faces south and consists of five bays. The outer four bays have full-length sash windows with glazing bars, while the central bay, which is slightly wider, has French windows also with glazing bars. The bays are separated by slender Gothic clustered half-columns. The entablature, which previously displayed a Latin inscription that is no longer visible, supports six crocketed pinnacles aligned with the columns.