Walls, Piers, Railings And Gates To North And West Of Cotford

The walls, piers, railings, and gates to the north and west of Cotford are from the early 19th century, with an extension to the right from the mid-19th century. They are constructed of brick, featuring ashlar and cast iron elements. The low stone-coped walls have ramped ends that connect to octagonal piers, which are adorned with two tiers of round-headed paneling, cornices, and urn finials. The railings are designed in a hairpin form, and there are central paired gates topped with decorative finials. Additionally, a higher stone-coped wall on the right side of the front garden extends back towards Cotford, though it is not attached, and features short trefoil-headed railings.