Garden Wall at Bodidris

The garden wall at Bodidris is a rustic structure, standing about 2.8 meters high and approximately 200 meters long, possibly dating from the 18th century. It forms an enclosed boundary to the north and east of the main house. The wall is built of rubble stone and features irregular coping made of alternating high and low rubble stones set on edge. In the center of the wall, there are three semi-circular rustic arches in a Picturesque style, constructed with stone voussoirs; these arches may have originally been part of an earlier landscape or pleasure garden. To the east of the house, a section of the wall has been demolished, creating a gap that is approximately 13 meters wide.