Garden wall to Nos 1-3 Ivy Cottages

The garden wall for Nos 1-3 Ivy Cottages is a Grade II listed structure that bounds a large triangular piece of ground. It is made of roughly built rubble stone and shows many signs of alteration. Along Cresswell Street, the wall slopes down from a doorway just beyond No 3 and features cement coping. At the corner with The Paragon, the wall follows the steps down to the beach and was repointed in the late 20th century, curving back up near the foot of the steps. There is a garden gate with a brick head on the curve, and a flight of steps runs back up the inside of the wall, with a rubble stone retaining wall on the other side of the steps. The garden wall then curves north and follows the rocks upward again, with one section stepped out and rough cornerstones, terminating at the northeast garden gate to No 1, where it connects to the garden wall of Southcliffe House.