Garden Walls At Green Farm House

The garden walls at Green Farm House, dated 1676, are located to the south-east, north-east, and along the roadside to the west. These walls are constructed of coursed flint topped with flint coping, featuring a brick ridge and a dogs tooth brick cornice. They stand approximately 3 meters high. The west wall facing the road showcases patterned brickwork with the date 1676, incorporating hearts and lozenges filled with dark knapped flint. The date 1676 is also displayed in the brickwork of the south wall, with various hearts and lozenges present on the east and south sides. The lower central section of the west wall has ramped ends that rise to a wall of about 4 meters high, which is attached to the gable of the barn. There is a central gateway with a semi-circular brick dressed head that stands proud of the central section of the wall.