Archaeological monitoring and recording was carried out during the groundworks for the conversion of an external store into a garden room (CBC planning application 170265). Two small sections of foundation trench were excavated. Each measured approximately 0.7m long by 0.4-0.5m wide and 0.8m deep. They were excavated through modern concrete (L2, c 0.1-0.15m thick) and a layer of post-medieval/modern topsoil (L1, c.0.2-0.6m+ thick, dark grey/brown silt). In the western foundation a layer of light-medium, yellow/brown/grey silty-clay was sealed beneath L1 (L3, c.0.45m+ thick). Probably of a post-medieval date, this layer is likely associated with an earlier phase of garden/yard activity. Approximately 12m of trench, measuring approximately 0.3m wide by 0.3m deep, was excavated for services through L2 and onto L1. No archaeological remains were recorded.<1>