Orangery to the North East of Langford Court

The orangery, located to the northeast of Langford Court, dates from the late 18th century. It features a dressed stone plinth, cornice, and copings, with a brick front on the south side and a rendered rear wall. The roof is covered with slates, although the right-hand section has been renewed. The facade has five windows and a central doorway, all set under round-headed arches that include stone imposts, keystones, and sills, with rubbed brick voussoirs. The windows are large small-pane sashes with intersecting Gothick glazing in the heads. Access is via four steps with ramped ironwork railings leading to a central two-leaf glazed door. The structure has a moulded cornice and a pediment that spans the three central arches, along with a parapet decorated with four swagged urns and an additional urn at the apex of the pediment. There are two more urns on the rear parapet, and the building has end brick stacks.