Garden House to the west of Highlow Hall

Garden House, located to the west of Highlow Hall, dates from around 1700. It is constructed of ashlar gritstone, rising from a chamfered plinth on a quoined rubble base. The building features a plain eaves band and a pyramidal stone slate roof topped with an acorn finial. It is two storeys high and square in plan. The northeast elevation includes a window opening directly above the doorway, which extends upward through the rubble base into the ashlar work. The openings are framed with projecting flat-faced surrounds. The doorway contains a plain planked door, while the window has a squat timber door in its upper part, with the lower part now blocked.