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Freestanding remains of group of twenty-one Victorian glasshouses standing within north-east quadrant of walled garden, erected c.1890, nineteen glasshouses now ruinous. Only visible traces of latter are red-brick and concrete foundations with remains of cast-iron pipe heating system (heated by kiln to east) and rubble limestone wall of lean-to vinery with red-brick quoins and plinth. Eastern vinery and lean-to vinery recently restored having timber-framed glazing to walls and roofs. Many original foundations now used as flower beds with gravel paths between to allow easy access. Red-brick English bond walls to north and east of glasshouse area having square-headed door openings to eastern wall to allow access to kiln and exterior storage block. Ornate cast-iron grating to paved area.
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