Garden Walls Opposite Nos 1-6 Park View

The garden walls opposite Nos 1-6 Park View were built in the mid-19th century and are made of limestone ashlar. They are set forward from the houses and feature a run of stone open balustrading with moulded coping, positioned between six pairs of plain square piers topped with flat pyramidal cappings on a bed mould. There are no gates present. At the outer end, near the railway embankment, the walls return at the same height as the balustrade and are topped with a low railing featuring flat spearheads. A stone flagged pavement runs the full length between the house fronts and the walls. This structure is an unusually complete example of an ancillary feature associated with the cottages.