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Gateway originally serving Culdaff House (see 40802011), erected c. 1826, comprising a pair of tooled ashlar limestone gate piers (on square-plan) having pyramidal coping over. Originally served a secondary entrance into Culdaff Demesne, now out of use. Pedestrian entrances adjacent to either side (east and west) comprising tooled ashlar limestone gate piers (on square-plan) having pyramidal coping over; wrought-iron gate to pedestrian entrance to the west having spear finials. Flanking tooled and squared limestone wall to the south-west having sloping stone coping over. Attendant single-storey gate lodge see (40902015), dated 1826, adjacent to the north-west. Located to the south-east of Culdaff House (40902011). Main gateway (see 40902009) and gate lodge to west entrance to demesne.

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