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Gothic Revival-style gateway, built c.1810, comprising pair of rendered octagonal gate piers and cast-iron double gates, flanked by sections of rendered wall with cut-stone coping, integral pointed arch-headed pedestrian entrances with cast-iron gates and terminated by piers on octagonal plan. Inner piers have moulded clustered colonnettes with moulded cornice and finials over. Estate wall, constructed of limestone rubble, to north and south of gateway. Located to east of Clonyn Castle with remains of former gate lodge to immediate north.
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