Kitchen Garden Wall and associated structures at Broom Hall

The kitchen garden wall and associated structures at Broom Hall are a regular rectangle made of rubble stonework, with some internal brickwork. The wall stands approximately 3 meters high and features a potting shed with an apple store above it, located in a stone building with a half-hipped roof in the southwest corner. This structure adjoins the former game larder and gardener's workshops in the southeast corner, the latter of which has a hipped extension within the garden. The south wall meets the 19th-century extension at a right angle, positioned at the back of the service wing of the house. There is a wide opening on the west side and three small gateways on the east side. Additionally, a double-length glasshouse by Skinner Roard & Co of Bristol leans against the north wall, although it currently lacks the hung glass.