Walls Enclosing Garden On North Side Of Hatch Court

The walls enclosing the garden on the north side of Hatch Court date from around 1755. They are constructed of red brick in a garden wall bond, with a lias stone plinth and Ham stone flat coping. The exterior north wall features rubble facing. The walls form a parallelogram shape and are adjacent to a range of outbuildings on the south side, which connect to the stables. The exterior west wall has brick pilasters and a square-headed opening with a panelled door. There is also an arched opening on the south side that includes a wrought iron gate, providing access to the gardens on the east side of Hatch Court. Openings are present in both the north and east walls.