Wall To Grounds Of Dane Bank House, With Archway

This is a late 18th-century brick garden wall and archway forming part of the boundary to Dane Bank House, which has been divided into several residential properties. The wall is constructed of red brick in an English garden wall bond, and stands 14 feet high along Dane Bank Road. It features plain projecting stone copings that slope down in quadrant steps, following the ground level. A restored segmental carriage archway, built with tooled sandstone voussoirs and a projecting keystone, is set between square brick piers. The piers have gudgeon-stones and moulded projecting stone cornices. The wall returns down to a lower stone boundary wall along Mill Bank, which is not part of this listed structure.