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Section of roughly coursed rubble limestone boundary wall to the south end of the village of Barry, erected c. 1870, having three pairs of entrance piers of roughly coursed limestone construction (on square-plan) with cut limestone capping and having cast-iron double leaf and pedestrian gates. Gates now disused.
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