Rear Garden Wall At Hutton House

The rear garden wall at Hutton House is a part of the original garden wall located to the northeast of the house. It dates from the 18th century and is constructed of red brick in Flemish bond, standing 2.8 meters high. The wall touches a single-storey block at the northeast corner of the house and extends north for 14.5 meters, featuring an old doorway at the northern end. There is a small quadrant section that sweeps northwest, followed by a passageway gap and a long straight section running east-west for 30 meters. The eastern end of this section has been rebuilt and repaired for 6.5 meters. At the western end, there are two 20th-century heavy external buttresses, and further east, there is a hollow buttress or stack on each side. Additionally, there is a 20th-century breach through the wall approximately 2.5 meters from the eastern end. The outer face of the wall is finished with shaped coping made of inclined bricks. This rear garden wall is part of a group that includes Hutton House and its stable and coach house.