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Snecked cut limestone boundary wall, erected c.1730, as part of Royal Hospital Infirmary. Rubble limestone coping, dressed granite coping to west. Pair of square-profile tooled limestone piers flanking double-leaf timber battened gate. Opening to west, having red brick surrounds, now blocked.
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