Walled Garden Wall And Gatepiers Immediately West And South West Of Peppermint Hall

The walled garden wall and gate piers, located immediately west and southwest of Peppermint Hall, date from the early 18th century. Constructed of red brick in garden wall bond, they form the boundary of a square-plan garden.

The eastern section of the wall features brick paddleback coping, while the outside has flat brick buttresses. On the west side, there is a pedestrian gateway flanked by tall brick piers topped with moulded stone caps and gadrooned urns. Additionally, a smaller round arch pedestrian gateway is situated in the northeast corner, where the wall curves out from the front northwest corner of the house. Some sections of the wall on the west side have collapsed, and a portion of the north side has been rebuilt.