Garden Walls And Outbuilding To North West Of Manor Farm

The garden walls and outbuilding located to the north-west of Manor Farm date from the 18th century. The garden walls are made of stone and are lined internally with brick, standing 3.5 meters high and sweeping down to 2 meters high towards the road. The outbuilding at the rear of the garden, originally a cheese house, has been converted into loose boxes with a chicken house on the upper floor. This structure is made of brick and was originally three stories tall but is now two stories, featuring a 20th-century asbestos sheet roof supported by steel trusses. The outbuilding has five bays and includes stone framed windows in the second and fourth bays. Attached to the rear of the wall is a lean-to verandah with five bays that connects the house to the outbuilding, supported by tapered stone columns with bases and chamfered square capitals, topped with a tiled roof.