The frontage of the house faces Newton Old Hall to the North East and has a low maintenance garden area and brick paths to the front door ,all enclosed by a brick wall with original Victorian cast iron railings and gate.
To the South West is the garden. Here a gravelled patio area is separated from the grassed area by a wide cottage garden border.
Beyond the open grassed area is an extensive wildlife woodland garden dominated by a 100year old Sycamore standing 50feet high; this and other sycamore and ash in the hedgerow, and old cherry trees are covered by a woodland preservation order .
Regular bird visitors to the garden are robins, blackbirds, thrushes, woodpigeons,tits, goldfinches and pheasants ; occasionally a great spotted woodpecker or a treecreeper take lunch on the sycamore.
Nocturnal visitors are foxes and an owl, and during the summer, pipistrelle bats feed regularly on the insects under the trees.