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Gates railings and boundary wall, erected c.1810, forming west and north-east boundary of King's Inns. Identical gateways to west boundary, each comprising central vehicular entrance flanked by pedestrian entrances. Double-leaf decorative cast-iron gates flanked by cut granite square-profile piers, linked by matching railings to pedestrian entrances formed by cut granite square-profile piers supporting pedimented lintel, and having matching pedestrian gates. Snecked cut limestone boundary walls with inset panels, interspersed with cast-iron railings on cut granite rounded plinth wall to west boundary, and on rubble stone plinth wall with cut stone capping to north boundary. Square-profile dressed stone pier to north corner, rubble stone boundary wall to north-east boundary. Street name sign to railings to north, and to wall to north-east.
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