Walled Garden, Grange Hall

This is an early 19th century walled garden, part of Grange Hall. It is a large, rectangular enclosure with walls constructed of harled rubble, topped with tooled ashlar copes. The east and west walls are particularly long. A small, two-storey bothy is attached to the east wall, with a west-facing gable overlooking the garden. A lean-to boiler house is located at the north end of the wall, where the wall is slightly taller and features chimney cans serving mural flues. The garden's long sides measure approximately 100 metres. No glass houses remain.