What is recorded here

Entrance gates to Moyne Hill, erected c.1850, comprising octagonal-plan carved limestone piers to vehicular gateway, and having moulded plinths, string course and moulded cornices. Ornate double-leaf cast-iron gate and similar railings, latter to top of coursed cut-stone quadrant plinth walls. On opposite side of road is low wrought-iron fence atop cut-stone plinth walls and having ornate piers to pedestrian gate. Gateway and railings formerly fronted a gate lodge.

These gates and railings add incident to the roadscape, as well as having accomplished iron and stone work. Standing on opposite sides of the road, they present an ornate vista to the traveller.

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