Garden House And Summer House, Walled Garden, Conheath House

Garden walls probably incorporating some 17th century work,

but raised at north and at east (now 4/5m high); low (?

lowered) west wall has circa 1800 circular summerhouse

centrally placed; piended square-plan, small, 2-storey house

(possibly also raised) built within north west angle perhaps

when walls were raised: garden extended to south (? late 18th

century) in brick; south wall now demolished. GARDEN WALLS:

rubble-built with red ashlar cope and dressings; main

entrance on east wall, gate at north; some blocked openings

including roll-moulded doorway and bee boles; curved north

east corner. GARDEN HOUSE: also rubble-built with ashlar

dressings; chamfered south east corner; east and west walls

are whitewashed and have sash windows; altered west

elevation; modern addition to south. Apex stack; slate roof. SUMMERHOUSE: now roofless; built of red ashlar, door to

garden, tripartite to west.