Wall To South East Of Great Tangley Manor

The wall to the southeast of Great Tangley Manor is a garden wall of indeterminate date, likely incorporating materials from an older medieval building along with features from the 19th century. It is constructed of sandstone rubble and has brick-dressed openings, topped with D-shaped coping. The wall stands approximately 12 feet high and follows the line of the moat to the southeast of the house, returning at one end. It features brick quoins around a round-arched gate, which has decorative brick tile-on-edge detailing above it. The wall also includes brick-dressed oval and D-shaped openings, making it a picturesque feature of the garden.