Entrance To Sefton Park (At End Of Sefton Park Road) Ullet Road Entrance

The entrance to Sefton Park, located at the end of Sefton Park Road on Ulett Road, is a Grade II listed structure likely built in the 1870s. It features a central screen block with buttresses and a pointed arched recess that has two orders, adorned with foliated capitals, diapered spandrels, and a cornice. The structure is topped with a weathered cap and supported by two large granite columns and one smaller stone column, all holding up a slate pavilion roof with iron cresting. On either side of the entrance are mullioned and transomed openings, along with round granite gate piers that have conical caps and foliated cornices, each topped with iron lamps. There are also two additional gate piers on each side; the inner ones have lamps (one of which was missing as of 1984), while the outer ones feature fleurons.