Gateway With Flanking Walls At The South Side Of The Churchyard Of Church Of St Enoder

The gateway with flanking walls is located on the south side of the churchyard of the Church of St Enoder and dates from around the mid-19th century. It is constructed from granite rubble with granite dressings and features cast iron gates. The gateway includes two granite monolith piers, each with a square plan and approximately 2 meters high, topped with hollow-moulded caps and crocketed pinnacles, which may have been reused from an earlier structure. The cast iron gates are adorned with trefoil finials and a panel of scrollwork. The walls on either side are made of squared rubble, standing about 1 meter high with flat granite coping, and they ramp down. Each wall extends about 7 meters, with the western side ramping up to a terminal pier that has a pyramidal cap, while the eastern pier is missing.