Garden Wall Adjoining East Of West Combe Farmhouse

This is a garden wall, likely built around 1827, located east of West Combe Farmhouse in Stoke Fleming. The wall is made of local slate and features a cob capping. It has a curved shape, resembling almost a quadrant, and serves to separate the front garden from the farmyard behind. The wall connects to the farmhouse at the west end and to the barn and cider house at the east end. In the center, there is a small round-headed squint that is splayed on the outer side, allowing for observation of visitors approaching the farm. To the right, there is a segmental-headed doorway. On the farmyard side, a small 19th-century outshut with a corrugated asbestos roof is present at the angle with the house.