Garden Walls, Piers And Gate Attached To North East Of Brick House Farmhouse

The garden walls, piers, and gate attached to the northeast of Brick House Farmhouse date from the early 18th century, with a later gate. They are constructed of brick with limestone coping and feature a wooden gate. The walls extend about 16 meters in front of the farmhouse and stand approximately 3 meters high, with doorways on each side that have splayed brick heads. The walls slope down to the right and left to a height of about one meter and curve in towards a pair of square brick piers. These piers have flat limestone tops with moulded edges and are partly rebuilt in later brickwork. The wooden gate is designed with a central ship's steering wheel. Together, the walls create a garden forecourt, providing a fine contemporary setting for Brick House Farmhouse.