Garden Walls And Gates To South East Of Acorn Bank House

The garden walls and gates located to the south-east of Acorn Bank House are constructed of brick with various bonding techniques and feature flat stone copings. These walls date from the mid-18th century, although the north wall of the herb garden, which includes a flue, may originate from the mid to late 17th century. The gates are primarily made of wrought iron, showcasing scrollwork or geometric designs. Some of these gates were introduced by the then owner in the mid-20th century and appear to date from the 18th century onwards. Notably, the main gate on the north side was sourced from Verona and has mid-20th century wrought-iron foliate decoration added to its overthrow.