Gateway To Outwood House

The Gateway to Outwood House, built around 1860, features an ashlar wall and piers with cast-iron and wood gates. It includes a main entrance and foot-gates, flanked by gate piers and a wall. The rusticated ashlar walling on either side of the gates has a splat balustraded cornice. The gate piers are also rusticated, adorned with bands of vermiculated stonework. There are segmental arches over the side gates, which are decorated with egg-and-dart moulding and carved heads serving as keystones. Above the gates, a carved green man is featured in the frieze. Inner piers are topped with cast-iron lamp standards, and the gates themselves have a braced timber structure with cast-iron pierced quatrefoil panels.