Forecourt Walls And Piers To North Of Newbrough Park And Bridge House

The forecourt walls and gate piers located to the north of Newbrough Park and Bridge House were built in the early 19th century and are made of dressed stone. The dwarf walls with moulded coping extend from the left front wall of the cottage, across the link, and curve in a serpentine shape before the main block of Newbrough Park. There are two paired low panelled piers and one single low panelled pier. The railings are missing. In front of the link, there is an inner taller wall with flat coping. To the right, there is a taller similar pier and a taller wall that features a recessed curved center with a pair of plain piers. This wall runs west to the corner of Bridge House and supports a wooden double gate situated between panelled piers that are inscribed with the words 'Bridge House'.