Garden And Terrace Walls Immediateky South-East Of Anderson Manor

The garden and terrace walls located immediately south-east of Anderson Manor are Grade II listed and were likely built around 1912, possibly on older foundations. The north wall, which is closest to the house, serves as a brick retaining wall and features ball finials at both ends and in the center, where there is an opening with four stone steps leading up to a higher level. These steps are flanked by brick balustrade walls, which have square end piers topped with ball finials. The east wall, which borders the walled garden, is divided into six bays by octagonal piers that have stone caps and ball finials. The west wall is similar but includes an opening in one bay, featuring larger octagonal piers.