Walled Garden Approximately 100 Metres To South Of Folly Farmhouse

The walled garden, located approximately 100 metres south of Folly Farmhouse, was built around 1912 by Sir Edwin Lutyens. It is roughly 60 metres square and stands 3 metres high. The walls are made of panelled red brick with tiled coping and feature a central archway on each side, including one on the north-east side. These archways have segmental relieving arches, tiled spandrels, and wooden gates with radial fans. In the north-west corner, there is a square red brick pavilion topped with a pyramidal old tile roof and a four-panelled door facing north. Additionally, there is an adjoining red brick outbuilding in the south-east corner, which has an old tiled roof, three hipped eaves dormers to the east with 2-light leaded casements, three 2-light casements below the eaves to the east, and double boarded doors in the gable end facing north.