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Entrance and boundary wall to former infirmary, erected c. 1808, renovated c. 2006, comprising of a pair of tall rusticated tooled ashlar limestone piers with pyramidal capstones, with a pair of wrought-iron gates, cast-iron fleur-de-lys decoration, pebbledashed screen walls with limestone coping and chamfered limestone plinth, containg flanking square-headed pedestrian gates with rusticated tooled limestone ashlar surrounds and limestone lintels, wrought-iron pedestrian gates matching design of main entrance gates.
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