Colehayes Lodge Gates And Quadrant Flanking Walls

Colehayes Lodge features gates and quadrant flanking walls from the early 19th century, constructed of granite. The main entrance consists of a pair of cast-iron gates, accompanied by a single gate for foot-passengers on the left. The main uprights of the gates are topped with spear-heads, as are the shorter intermediate uprights. The upper part of each gate has a pair of straight crossed braces with a circular boss in the center.

The gates are flanked and separated by square granite ashlar piers that have block plinths, slightly projecting friezes, and low-pitched pyramidal caps with ecinus moulding. Each quadrant wall also has a similar flanking pier at its end, and these walls are made of squared granite rubble topped with granite coping. A later doorway and window have been added to the left-hand wall. The lodge located behind the left-hand wall has undergone significant alterations and is not included in the listing.