Arch And Walls To North Of Church Of St Petroc Minor

The arch and walls to the north of the Church of St Petroc Minor are a Grade II listed structure. The arch, dating from around the 15th century, has been reset in walls that are likely from the 19th century. The construction features stone rubble and dressed granite, with a moulded Catacleuse stone arch. The stone rubble walls contain the reset arch, which has stone rubble jambs and reset granite blocks serving as capitals, although the carving on these granite blocks is partly eroded. The arch exhibits 15th-century characteristics but is lopsided and appears to have been reduced in size during the resetting process. Above the arch, the wall continues to form a gable, which is topped with a reset crocketted finial, likely from the 15th century, and is mounted by a small Celtic-type cross.