Gate piers and flanking walls at SW end of Stanley Street

Tall freestone gate piers of complex plan, have pilasters in each face with lotus-leaf capitals, deep moulded caps incorporating a dentil frieze, and crowned by urns. On the outer sides are further narrow panels, crowned by scrolls against the main piers. The original central wooden doors are missing. To the L and R are screen walls of hand-moulded brick and freestone copings. From Stanley Street, on the L-hand side is a round-headed gateway in a stone surround with keystone. It has an iron gate with dog bars and radiating bars above. Beyond this the wall abuts 12 Stanley Street. On the R side is a similar round-headed opening but the ironwork is missing. A brick wall abuts immediately R on the opposite side and then the wall curves back round and continues to its abutment with the garden wall of 13 Stanley Street. It is broken by a vehicular gateway, which has square brick piers.