Terrace Walls, Steps And Settle In Front Of Bosloe House

The terrace walls, steps, and settle in front of Bosloe House were built in 1903. They are made of killas rubble with dressed granite steps, copings, finials, and garden furniture. The structure features a U-shaped retaining wall with a central gateway and a flight of steps leading down to a lower level. In the left-hand corner, there is an L-shaped settle with a round table made from reused stone fragments. The uncoursed rubble walls have rockfaced copings with oversailing ramps at both ends, topped with camped double pyramids featuring ball terminal finials. There is a plain coped rubble balustrade on either side of the steps. The settle has shaped ends, and the table is constructed from cider crusher and staddle stone fragments.