Wall 50 Yards To The East Of Roydon Hall

The structure is a wall with turrets located 50 yards to the east of Roydon Hall, likely built around 1535. It measures 30 yards long at the highest level of the garden terrace and appears to be part of the original outworks that surrounded the building. The wall is constructed of red brick laid in English bond. It features two-storey north and south turrets, both of which are octagonal and have brick parapets and upper string-courses. The south turret includes a square clock face, with one hand, dated 1764, and serves as the stair turret for a lower but wider turret adjoining to the southwest. At the rear, there is a one-storey gabled wing with two octagonal brick stacks and two casement windows on the southwest face. The wall itself has eight original bee-bolts on its east side.