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What is recorded here

Decorative entrance gateway, erected c.1840, comprising two pairs of rectangular-plan carved ashlar limestone entrance gate piers having tapering recessed moulded panels, pedimented capstones and cast-iron lanterns, with ornate cast-iron piers and vehicular gates, flanked by similar ornate railings.

These imposing mid-nineteenth-century entrance gates form an important group with an early eighteenth-century Palladian-style country house and its demesne. The gates remain intact, retaining their original character and form.

This does not grant access. Most recorded buildings are privately owned; view them only from public ground unless the owner allows entry.