Pleasure Garden Walls

The garden walls are of random rubble construction and enclose a roughly square space: the gable end of Mews Cottage is flush with the NW stretch at the centre. Here, there is a C19 6-pane cambered-headed window with brick voussoirs with a blocked primary opening to the L; Large tripartite C20 window to gable apex flanked by blocked vents. To the L of the cottage gable, a boarded garden entrance. The section to the R of the cottage is approximately 3m in height and has slate coping; remains of lime render are apparent internally. The NE side continues at the same height though has been much rebuilt; central entrance with boarded door. The SE return is roughly 2m high, the garden sloping up at this side. Gate at E corner of S stretch where some undressed slatestone coping remains. To the R of this, on a slightly raised plinth, a slated canopy over a fixed bench with flanking rubble buttresses; early C20. Adjoining the NW garden wall on the service court side are 2 plain, low service buildings of rubble and slate construction; C19.