Description

Early 19th century. Rectangular walled garden. Red brick walls with sandstone coping; rubble in N wall; droved and polished sandstone dressings to openings.

Gateway to S. Garden features include rockery on natural outcrop at near centre, with small, crescent-shaped retaining wall at base, to S. Various ancillary buildings projecting from N wall exterior, previously used as potting sheds and boiler houses. Square flue vents of wall heating system to right of N wall exterior.

Statement of Interest

A Group with Dundas Castle, including Blue Acre, Boat House, Brown Acre, Castleloch, Castle Grove, Dovecot, Dundas Castle Keep, Dundas Loch Bridge, Dundas Mains, Fountain Sundial, Ice House, Lilac Cottage, North Lodge, Rose Cottage and South Lodge (see separate listings).

There are various unused doorways to the walled garden, with panelled timber doors. Originally there would have been a series of greenhouses along the N wall.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17797393

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