Boundary Wall And Gates To Yew Tree House

The boundary wall and gates to Yew Tree House, likely from the 18th century, are constructed from dressed squared limestone coursed blocks, with some 20th-century patching, topped with saddle-back stone coping. The gates consist of a pair of plank gates featuring an iron railing crown above a central sunk semi-circle. The wall extends the full width of the house and plot along Vicarage Street, reaching a height of about 2.5 meters. It has a left-hand end that is stopped, while the right side features a stepped and swept rise, culminating in a pyramid finial at the far right end. This wall is significant to the character of the street scene.