Former Gates, Gateposts And Boundary Walls To The Grange

The former gates, gateposts, and boundary walls to The Grange date from around 1730. The gateposts are made of rubbed brick with stone dressings and have a square plan, featuring a moulded plinth, coved cornice, and ball tops. Each gatepost has two fielded panels on each face. The wrought iron double gates are adorned with scrolled panels, cresting, and a central 'AO' insignia. The boundary walls, constructed of 17th or 18th century red brick, extend to the north and south. The wall on the south side is in an L-plan, following the north side of Cock Lane for about 80 meters. It has regularly spaced flat buttresses, sloped brick coping, and has been restored on the eastern side.