Beauvale Priory Precinct Boundary Wall

The Beauvale Priory Precinct Boundary Wall is a section of the former precinct wall built in 1343, located at the eastern boundary of the site, 10 meters north of the gatehouse's rear range.

This wall is constructed from coursed squared sandstone rubble, laid to varied course depths, with ashlar dressings around a single surviving doorway at its southern end. The wall measures approximately 85 meters in length and reaches a maximum height of about 2 meters at the south end, tapering down to 1.5 meters at the north end. About 15 meters from the south end, there is a narrow rebated doorway featuring ashlar dressings. Small square openings are present along the wall at approximately 3-meter intervals, each set below deep rubble lintels. The wall aligns with the east wall of the rear range of the gatehouse.