Garden Walls To East And Railings To South Of Beaumont House

The garden walls to the east and the railings to the south of Beaumont House date from the mid-19th century and are made of stone and cast iron. In front of the house, there is a coped dwarf wall with railings and an iron gate. To the south of the large garden southeast of the house, there is another dwarf wall with railings featuring major standards topped with urn finials, and a central gate set between stone piers with moulded capitals. To the north of the house, there are square ashlar gate piers, with the western pier now detached from any wall, and both piers have low pyramidal caps. A narrow gateway in the coped wall between the southern and southeastern gardens is flanked by stone balls on the coping. Additionally, there is a narrow gate in the wall running north from the house, which also has flanking low pyramidal caps.