Section of Elevated Pavement in Front of No 21, Plus Wall Running to Left, and Steps with Pathway Leading North Between No 21 and Nos 23 and 24

This description covers a section of elevated pavement located in front of No 21 on Market Street, along with a wall to the left and steps leading north between No 21 and Nos 23 and 24. The pavement is situated midway up the hill on the right-hand side of Market Street, where the street widens to the east. The triangular section of elevated pavement stands approximately 3 feet above the modern road and is constructed of random rubble topped with paving stones.

To the left, there is a stone wall facing the street in front of No 20, made of rubble blocks with stone cappings, rising between 5 to 10 feet in height. This wall features a large semi-circular arched recess, adorned with ashlar dressings, and includes a square-headed opening filled with a metalwork grille. Access to the elevated pavement is provided by a flight of five wide steps, which are now made of concrete, leading to a sloping path of inset coursed rubble blocks. This path continues north, with a few isolated steps, between No 21 on the left and Nos 23 and 24 on the right, passing through a passageway under the left side of No 23.

The elevated pavement and surrounding structures form a group with Nos 5 to 8 and the boundary wall at Priory Lodge, as well as Nos 10 to 35.