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Freestanding rubble limestone boundary walls, built c. 1815, formerly forming south-west perimeter of military hospital. Cut limestone coping survives to some parts. Pair of dressed limestone square-profile piers to north end, having dressed limestone plinths and caps, with attached fluted pilasters having capitals. Recent cast-iron double-leaf gates. Square-headed pedestrian entrance to south with red brick surround, dressed limestone lintel and step. Dressed limestone square-profile piers to south with dressed limestone plinths and simple caps. Freestanding rectangular-profile cut limestone Ordnance boundary stone to south end of wall, with chamfered edges to front face and incised lettering. Set against rubble limestone boundary wall.
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