Walled garden and sheds N of Buckland Farm

Four stretches of walling creating a rectangular enclosure with a range of potting, storage and and cart sheds built against the outer face of the N wall. The wall is of stone and brick: the approach wall has an outer skin of brick and an inner of stone; flat stone coping. Wide basket-arched entrances in centre of E,W and S walls with rough voussoirs and keystone flanked by stone buttresses with offsets; small pedestrian doorway in N wall with bell above. N wall is of stone and the single storey sheds with single pitch Welsh slate roofs extend along its complete outside length, former interior buildings now demolished. Tooled stone dressings to openings: windows are 9 pane hoppers with stone lintels set in reveals; boarded doors. Centre right a 3 bay cartshed with chamfered wooden posts on stone plinths; tall chimneys to ends. Cobbled aprons; stone piers to yard entrance.