Wall, Piers And Railings In Front Of Bridge End

The structure consists of a garden wall, entrance piers, and railings in front of Bridge End, built around 1864. It features brick and ashlar piers and a wall, along with cast-iron railings. A brick retaining wall, approximately 0.7 meters high, runs along the east side of the garden in front of Bridge End. At the north end, there are two chamfered brick piers with a brick plinth and stepped, hipped ashlar coping, each adorned with roll-moulded gablets featuring patera. There is a renewed wrought-iron gate, and similar double gates at the south end hang from renewed piers capped by reused original copings. The wall is constructed in English garden wall bond and has a serpentine stone coping that supports cast-iron railings with a geometrical design of overlapping circles.