Walled garden and gardeners shed attached to the south of Mistley Hall (EHER 34633)

A walled garden and gardeners shed dated to the early 19th century. The wall is built in red brick and is 3 to 4 metres high. There is a wrought iron scrollwork gate to the east wall. Attached to the north wall corner is a single storey building, probably a gardeners shed, now used as a pottery.

A walled garden and gardeners shed dated to the early 19th century. The wall is built in red brick and is 3 to 4 metres high. There is a wrought iron scrollwork gate to the east wall. Attached to the north wall corner is a single storey building, probably a gardeners shed, now used as a pottery. It has a hipped roof of grey slate, and is flint faced with red brick quoins, eaves band and central rear wall pilasters. There are decorative arches to rear and return walls those to rear of slag with stone keystone, brick to return. The workshop has six light workshop windows and a four panelled door to its entrance. <1> Photograph <2>