Some are hidden beneath the trees while others sit incongruously under the noses of Bourtreehillians along the old paths which pepper the estate.
Without giving away exact locations, I must highlight several largely unknown structures or features in or around Bourtreehill.
A wall and pillar sit in a long stretch of undergrowth. Comprised of late 19th, early 20th century brick (possibly fired at Bourtreehill Brick Works) this small wall appears to be the remains of a garden wall. Of course it could be argued that the entire estate is a 300 acre naturalised garden. But immediately outside the mansion house was a small border feature and it is this that survives in part beneath the thick scrub.
