Wall From South East Corner Of Service Range Of Jericho Priory, Extending East To Moat

The wall from the southeast corner of the service range of Jericho Priory extends east to the moat. It is a garden wall built in the late 18th or early 19th century using red brick in Flemish bond. This wall runs approximately 58 meters to the east-southeast, then turns south for 3 meters, ending with a square pier. The south side of the wall is plain, while the north side features a step of about 0.04 meters, four courses above ground level, and plain piers at irregular intervals. The wall stands approximately 3 meters high and has a plain coping made of bricks laid on edge. It separates the private garden from the current entrance drive to Ingatestone Road; prior to around 1920, the vehicle entrance was from Church Street. There is one arched foot entrance near the west end, which is blocked by a triple garage to the north, and one 20th-century foot entrance immediately east of the garage, which has been rebuilt above a timber lintel.