Gate Piers And Wall To South-East, South-West And North-West Of Erisey Manor House

Two pairs of gate piers and a garden wall, dating from around the 17th century, are located to the south-east, south-west, and north-west of Erisey Manor House. The gate piers to the south-east of the house feature a datestone in the abacus marked 1671. They are made of ashlar granite with square piers and a torus band above the base. The piers have moulded caps topped with ball finials. The gate piers to the north-west of the house are constructed from large ashlar granite blocks, also featuring a torus band and a cyma-recta moulded capital, and are similarly topped with ball finials. A rubble stone garden wall with moulded granite coping flanks both sets of gate posts and connects to the south-west gable end of the house. There is a mounting block on the south-west side.