Garden Walls To East, North And West Of Scadbury Manor Running To The Pest House

The garden walls to the east, north, and west of Scadbury Manor, which extend to the Pest House, are 17th-century structures made of red brick. They create two rectangular enclosures, one to the north and one to the west of the manor house. In the north-west corner of the smaller eastern rectangle, there is a doorway featuring brick pilasters and a cornice above. The larger western rectangle, which is open on the south side, includes a low 4-centred arch in its north-west corner that resembles a fireplace but was likely used for smoking bees out. Adjacent to this arch on the north side is a small recess or bee-skipp with a pointed head, and on the south side, there are nine similar bee-skips.