Walled Gardens Immediately North Of Hinton Admiral House

The walled gardens immediately north of Hinton Admiral House are 18th century structures that have been altered in the 19th and 20th centuries. They are made of brick and consist of two approximately square kitchen gardens, each about 50 meters square, running north from the service courtyard behind one of the projecting pavilions. The walls are 3 meters high and feature inclined brick coping. The south wall of the first garden serves as the rear wall of a service building for half its length, with an archway at the house end, and then continues as walling that encloses the area between the kitchen gardens and the house. The far wall of the nearer garden has 19th century glasshouses against it, and in one corner, there is an archway leading to the far garden, which is divided into four sections by paths.