Boundary Wall and Entrance Gates to S of Seamouth Lodge

Rubble stone wall with high saddleback coping, partly replaced in concrete. The wall runs S and then curves round to the SE. The Nant-y-Durfol exits the park from the E, and enters a culvert which is built into the wall. The culvert has a segmental arched head with voussoirs. Above it is a cut-in opening with red brick jambs and an iron lintel. To the N is a later V-shaped opening for a stile with steps to each side.

At the N end of the wall are 2 gates, 1 for vehicles and 1 for pedestrians. Both gates are wooden with pierced trefoiled lancets above the mid-rail and a row of quatrefoils below. The main gate has 6 lancets and a coat of arms on the exterior side, while the pedestrian gate has 3 lancets. To the S side of the main gate and between the 2 gates are octagonal stone piers with swept pyramidal caps with finials. To the N is a matching half octagonal pier built onto the lodge.