Walled Kitchen Garden And Attached Squash Court To East Of Barrington Court

The walled kitchen garden and attached squash court, located to the east of Barrington Court, were built around 1921-1925 by Forbes and Tate for A.A. Lyle. The garden is enclosed by a coursed rubble wall topped with pantiled coping. Inside, a further rubble wall divides the garden into two halves, with two gateways featuring elaborate neo-Classical architraves on the south side. To the north, there are two large segmental-headed carriage openings with paired wrought-iron gates. The squash court is situated in the south-east corner and features a tiled gambrel roof, rubble walling, hipped-roofed dormers with tiled cheeks, and windows with mullions and transoms.