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Entrance gateway to former Ryehill House, erected c.1830, comprising two pairs of carved limestone square-plan piers with tapered panels, moulded plinths and string courses and moulded caps with squat pyramidal tops, supporting decorative cast-iron vehicular gates and having flanking plinth walls with centrally placed pedestrian gates supported to rear by ornate cast-iron brackets, and cast-iron railings and gates. Walls to road flare in convexly towards gates and are of snecked ashlar limestone with plinths and flat copings. Set back from road opposite gate lodge.
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