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Ashlar limestone triumphal arch, erected c.1860, at entrance to Northbrook ountry house. Comprising round vehicular entrance arch, flanked by lower round pedestrian arches. Main arch has moulded cornice with dentil course, carved roundels to recessed panels to spandrels, carved archivolts with keystones, moulded imposts, atop rusticated piers with moulded plinths. Pedestrian entrances having moulded cornices, recessed panels to spandrels, moulded archivolts with keystones and moulded imposts, cut-stone piers with moulded plinths. Wrought-iron spearheaded double-leaf gate to main arch, having carved stone wheelguards, and matching pedestrian gates and railings, latter to moulded plinths.
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