Walls and gatepiers at entrance to Plas Coch

Entrance to Plas Coch, with two gateways set close together, that to the right being the main entrance, and length of decorative walling running either direction. Main entrance: To right (N) are 2 octagonal sandstone ashlar piers with plinth and octagonal conical cap, with vertical sandstone blocks with recessed moulded panels set between (left hand pier damaged). To either side are oval pierced ashlar panels with inset fleur-de-lys. Moulded sandstone plinth and coping. Two piers on left side of entrance with single oval pierced panel between. To the S is a second, probably later, entrance, flanked by octagonal piers with decorative wrought iron gates. The entrances are linked by rubble walling. Wall to N: five dressed sandstone piers set c10m apart, squared at the base, becoming octagonal above wall level and surmounted by octagonal conical caps. Set centrally between are vertical sandstone blocks with recessed moulded panels. Rubble walls between with moulded sandstone plinth and coping. Wall to S: three octagonal sandstone piers with plinth and octagonal conical cap rising above wall level, set c10m apart. Squared sandstone block set centrally between.