Introduction
Remains of walled garden; the house itself was demolished in the 1950's.
The walled garden remains. The edged tarmac paths, central island and drains are extant, but the walls are damaged. All of the southern wall has fallen down through neglect. Part of the eastern wall has also fallen due to the theft of stone copings and a tree falling into the wall.
The original potting shed walls remain. The holes for the old stove pipe air intake and flue pipe are visible in the western wall. There are also two cast iron covers inscribed with E.F. 1868. This is presumed to be part of a watering system.
- Visitor Access, Directions & Contacts
Owners
James Patchett
Waterloo House
- History
Waterloo House, also known as Waterloo Towers, was demolished in the 1950s.
- Features & Designations
Plant Environment
- Environment
- Walled Garden
Features
- Garden Wall
- Potting Shed
- Key Information
Type
Walled Garden
Purpose
Ornamental
Plant Environment
Walled Garden
Survival
Part: standing remains
- References
Contributors
James Patchett