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Quadrant gateway to Fair Field demesne, erected c.1840. House now demolished. Gateway comprising double-leaf cast-iron gate with fleur-de-lys and bud finials, with supporting collars, wrought-iron latch mechanism, and mounted on channelled ashlar sandstone piers with moulded plinths, cut-stone imposts, and surmounted by squat stepped caps. Gate hinges concealed behind rebates with bookend scroll details. Piers flanked by curved coursed limestone walls with ashlar copings, and with outer piers of similar form to inner. Set at roadside at northern entrance to former demesne, with gate lodge immediately to south.
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