Wall Around Mottisfont House On Roadside And Stable Block

The wall around Mottisfont House and the stable block dates from the 18th century and early 19th century. It is constructed of brick and flint, with a brick and tile coping and an old plain tile roof. The wall begins at the entrance to the church and extends south for 40 meters along the lane. It features a gateway and includes a stable block with three bays, two of which have double doors, while the projecting third bay has a stable door and a lunette window. The roof of the stable block has five small hipped roofs. The wall continues east along the main road for 150 meters, standing at a height of 2.5 meters, with sections reflecting different construction dates, before curving south to run 20 meters along the stream.