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Newtown House

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Newtown House
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Entrance to house comprising square-plan cut limestone piers with panelled faces, and quadrant walls with limestone and concrete plinth having decorative cast-iron railings and gates, built c.1860. Rendered wall connects gateway to field gate to east comprising similar piers. Marble plaque addition to pier.
This formidable limestone gateway creates a grand entrance which adds artistic interest to the road near Newtown. The cast-iron railings have a pleasing curve, while the piers to the field entrance continue the theme of the house entrance.

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