Garden Walls To North Of Manor Farm House

Brick garden walls, dating to the 17th century. They are constructed in a Flemish bond pattern, using grey headers. The walls enclose the garden to the north of Manor Farm House, running approximately 27 metres northwards towards a lane from the east end of the house. They also form the lane boundary for about 66 metres, and the churchyard boundary, creating a dog-leg shape of roughly 27, 27, and 27 metres in length, connecting to the west end of Manor Farm House. The walls are approximately 1.5 metres high, rising to 2 metres at the north-east corner. Group value derives from their contribution to the setting of Manor Farm House and the adjacent churchyard.