Rear Garden Waless

The rear garden walls at Waless date from the early 19th century and are constructed of high rubble stone with stone coping. These walls separate the gardens of three officers' houses built between 1817 and 1818 from each other and from an access lane that runs to the east of No. 3 and just inside the main south wall of the dockyard. The walls are broken at the southeast corner to allow access to the coach-yard of No. 3 and feature a curved sweep into the coach-yard of No. 2. There is a suggestion that the rear wall may have been part of the first boundary wall of the dockyard, although this seems unlikely.