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Entrance gateway, erected c.1830, comprising pair of cast-iron vehicular gates and single pedestrian gate framed by decorative masonry piers supporting cast-iron lamps. Ornate cast-iron gates with decorative castings hung on robust cast-iron posts having gadroon moulded caps. To north end is matching pedestrian cast-iron gate hung on painted square-plan pier with moulded panels and moulded cornice below square caps. Repeated to south end, both piers support decorative cast-iron lamps with glazed gas lanterns. Tarmac avenue runs on east-west axis through mature parkland opening onto Odd Lamp Road. Complemented by associated gate lodge to east.
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