Garden House To South East, Garden House To South West And Walls Linking Garden Houses To Northolme House

The garden house to the south-east and the garden house to the south-west, along with the walls linking them to Northolme House, are small 18th-century structures located near Northolme House. The south-west garden house is a small red brick gazebo, square in shape, with a pyramidal Collyweston stone roof and brick dentil eaves. It features a cross mullion/transom window with leaded panes and a segmental arched head. This gazebo is connected to Northolme House by a section of 18th-century red brick garden wall topped with pantiles. The south-east garden house is another small gazebo, similar in design but made of stone, also with a pyramidal Collyweston stone roof. This structure was used as a privy and is linked to the house by a stone rubble wall.