Walls To Ockham Park, North North West Of The Orangery

The walls to Ockham Park, located to the north-northwest of the Orangery, date from the 19th century. They are constructed of red brick with a coping made of bricks laid on edge, standing approximately 9 feet high. The walls are roughly rectangular in shape, with the eastern wall curving gently to the north. The southern wall is longer and features a partition wall that divides it into two sections.

There is a gate to the northeast designed as a triumphal arch, which includes a brick cornice above the center arch and panels on either side. The arch is accented with brick dentil imposts and a baluster parapet. Simpler gates are located at the south and northwest ends. The southern gate consists of a single arch with imposts that extend from the coping of the wall, topped with a brick baluster parapet beneath the coping.