Wall And Gates To North Of Hall

The wall and gates to the north of Beningbrough Hall were constructed around 1900. They are made of red brick in both stretcher and header bonds, along with ashlar stone, and feature cast and wrought-iron gates. The walls extend from pavilions and curve inward towards a front wall that has central gates. The wall is low and includes a plinth with moulded stone coping, flat buttresses, and flat ashlar coping. At the corners, there are two gadrooned stone urns. The double gates are designed with arrow-headed dog-bars and decorative elements in the base and top rails, as well as two decorative shield panels. The gates have a ramped top with scrolled decoration and foliated terminals. They are flanked by railings that have similar decorative work on top of the wall, and there are gate-stops on each side. This structure is included for its group value. The wall was built between the surveys for the 1893 and 1907 Ordnance Survey maps of the area.