Boundary Wall To West Of Number 5 Grosvenor Terrace

The boundary wall to the west of Number 5 Grosvenor Terrace is a mid-19th century structure made of gritstone. It measures approximately 80 meters in length and features rounded coping stones. The wall is interrupted by gate piers at No. 1, which are square with pyramid caps, and it runs in a north-south direction before turning at the southern end to meet a pair of wrought-iron gates. The gates consist of two leaves with bars, dog bars, and leaf finials. The wall, along with the eastern wall, encloses the grounds of Grosvenor Terrace and creates a communal drive along the southern side. The turn in the wall reflects the historical diagonal track that connected the settlement at Woodhouse Cliff with Batty's Wood and the mills on Meanwood Beck. This structure is included for its group value.