In this quadrangle, also, were Prince Charles's lodgings.

Over the latter was the Green Gallery, one hundred and nine feet in length, and proportionately wide.

And above the gallery was another external covered walk, wherein were two "lofty arches of brick, of no small ornament to the house, and rendering it comely and pleasant to all that passed by." The gardens were enchanting, and in perfect keeping with the palace.
Occupying several acres.

They seemed infinitely larger than they were, since they abounded in intricate alleys, labyrinths, and mazes; so that you were easily lost within them, and sometimes wanted a clue to come forth.

They contained some fine canals, fountains, and statues.