Gate Piers, Walls And Entrance Gateway And Gates To Hall

The gate piers, walls, entrance gateway, and gates to the Hall, located along the road, date from around 1625 and the 18th century. They are constructed from rubble limestone and sandstone ashlar. The southern gate piers, from the 18th century, are square in plan and feature ball finials. The walls extend northwards with coping stones and include two steps leading up to the entrance gateway from 1625, which then continues with two steps down to the north. The gateway itself has a single round-headed arch with projecting keystones and partly projecting quoins. It is topped by a heavy balustrade on a chamfered parapet base, adorned with three ball finials. The ironwork gates are attributed to Robert Bakewell.