Garden Walls Of St Clement'S Vicarage To The West And South Of The House

The garden walls of St Clement's Vicarage, built in 1873 by architect J D Sedding, are located to the west and south of the house, which was demolished in 1965 to make way for a new Vicarage. These walls are constructed of red brick and feature gabled coping. To the south, there is a lower section with an openwork pattern in stone. In the north-west corner, a gate leads to the churchyard and is flanked by brick piers topped with Jacobean-type urns. To the west, there is a white timber gate situated between brick piers that are adorned with stone obelisks. The garden walls are part of a group that includes the Church of St Clement, the Churchyard Cross and Graves, the Vicarage Walls, St Clement School, the Schoolhouse, and No 12A.