Porch To Beachborough Park

The entrance porch to Beachborough Park, now a free-standing structure, was built in 1813. It features walls made of channelled render with a red brick core. The porch has rendered pilasters and an entablature, and is rectangular in shape with a rendered plinth. It includes a plain frieze, a moulded cornice, and a low parapet. There are tall round-headed window openings on each side wall and rectangular door openings at the front and rear. Flanking the front door are two fluted Doric pilasters. To the right, there is a wall approximately one metre high, which was formerly a moulded plinth for the central range and the projecting right (east) wing of the H-plan house. The central section and the front part of each wing were demolished following a fire in the 1950s.