NHER 44334 (Designed Landscape record) - Kitchen gardens, Ketteringham Hall

Kitchen garden walls, 18th century, red brick in Flemish bond. 3 sides of rectangle.
Embattled parapet, and gateway to southeast dated 1886, for Sir Francis Boileau; gateway in Renaissance style with semi-circular headed arch having 2 shafts either side in pink stone; broken segmental pediment with ball finial and pulvinated frieze. Upper part of gate of decorative wrought iron incorporating acorns and oak leaves.
Gardener's Cottage: late 18th century, within southwest angle of walls: red brick, slate roof, octagonal, 2 storeys
with octagonal roof; 1½ storeyed single bay wings along walls to northeast and southeast, hipped slate roofs, recessed sashes with glazing bars, gauged brick flat arches.
Lofted Gazebo: within southeast angle of walls dated 1898, for Sir Francis Boileau. Red brick, plain tiles with decorative
courses. Square, 1 storey and loft, pyramidal roof with elaborate wrought iron scroll work finial. Stack to southeast having shaft with decorative head and pointed cap bricks, brick dentil cornice; ground floor with 2 pointed openings with stepped recesses, leaded lights, one opening and similar doorway to northwest. Loft with 2 bulls eyes in square recesses to both garden faces. Facades outside kitchen garden: to southwest with window to loft with leaded lights, to southeast with plaque dated 1898 and initials FGMB. Interior: fireplace to southeast; access to loft by ladder.
Information from (S1).
S. Spooner (NLA) 12 April 2006

April 2011. Norfolk NMP.
Some of the garden features described above are visible on aerial photographs (S2-S3).
E. Bales (NMP), 13 April 2011.