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Cast-iron gateway and stone wall, erected c.1870, enclosing gravel area to west elevation of former London and North Western Railway Hotel. Cast-iron spearheaded gate on pair of cast-iron piers with stop-chamfered shafts, chevron moulded heads with ball finials and trefoil details. Gate abuts southwest corner of former hotel fronting onto pavement with short stretch of granite ashlar wall and further cast-iron pier to corner. Low granite ashlar wall encloses entire west elevation to short cul-de-sac with quadrant granite ashlar coping. Break in wall gives access to enclosed area with further stretch of wall laid out on S-curve as cul-de-sac widens to north. Original setts removed or covered in tarmac.
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