Farm Cottage And Adjoining Garden Walls At All Saints Pastoral Centre

Farm Cottage and adjoining garden walls at All Saints Pastoral Centre consist of a wall that was formerly part of an enclosed walled garden and an attached cottage. The wall dates from the late 18th century or early 19th century, while the cottage, located at the northeast end, was built around 1900 and is likely designed by Leonard Stokes. The wall is made of red brick and stands approximately three and a half metres high, featuring a rectangular plan, a continuous plinth, and saddleback coping. The farm cottage is roughcast with a low slate roof and has two storeys. It has a T-shaped plan with a porch and stair bay projecting to the north, three flush sash windows, and a door that has a deep hood supported by scrolled brackets.