Kitchen Garden Walls (Including Gates)

The kitchen garden walls at Gatton Park date from the early to mid 18th century, with some later additions. The walls stand about 8 feet high and are constructed of Gatton stone rubble, featuring a few courses of red brick coved coping. The reverse side of the wall is made of red brick in garden wall bond. Notable architectural features include a cambered brick arch, a round-headed brick arch in a section rebuilt in header bond, and a 19th-century red brick cambered arch with a reset 18th-century stone carved bucranium above it. Near the viaduct, there are two gate piers made of tooled ashlar stone, along with stone buttresses and a pair of cast iron gates that include overthrows, a central panel, and an arrow-shaped dograil.