Lion Gates and attached Lodges at Chepstow Racecourse (Piercefield Park)

The buildings are constructed of sandstone ashlar with Welsh slate roofs, the gates and railings are wrought iron. Double iron gates, flanked by tall rusticated ashlar piers, flanked by iron railings on a dwarf stone wall, flanked by foot doors in stone surrounds flanked by more railings, flanked by handed single bay two storey lodges. The gate piers are topped by couchant lions which may be Coade stone. The foot gates, which are like sentry boxes, are set in spike railings on a dwarf wall. The lodges have quoins and a plat band between the storeys. A 3 over 3 pane sash below and a 2 + 2 pane casement above. Pyramid roof with paired eaves brackets and an ashlar stack with weathered head on the outer wall of each lodge. The entrances and other windows are on the side and rear elevations.

Interiors not seen at resurvey, but they are a basic two room plan with kitchen outshut, all very small.