Walled Garden & attached Tower on grounds of Warpool Court Hotel

The Walled Garden and attached Tower at Warpool Court Hotel date from around 1870. The garden features three ornamental gateways and a towered outbuilding attached to the northeast corner. The walls are made of rubble stone, lower to the north, and partially integrated into the service range of Warpool Court on the west side. Some sections of the walls have black brick coping.

Each of the three entrances to the garden is arched, featuring black brick imposts and rusticated heads. The entrances at the south end of the west side and the east end of the south side are designed with Jacobean-style shaped gables, each adorned with an inset terracotta shell-motif plaque. The northern entrance has shaped shoulders and a corbelled table top made of red brick, topped with a stone capping, while the corbels are crafted from moulded black brick. The western side of this entry is dated 1870.

The low tower at the northeast angle is set into the corner of the walled garden and a boundary wall that runs north. It has a corbelled parapet and black brick segmental-pointed heads for the openings on the west side. To the left, there is a basement door, and to the right, outside steps lead up to a door with a window to the left, which is protected by an iron grille. A lean-to range extends north with an asbestos roof, featuring three windows and a door on the west side, all with similar brick heads.