Grade II listed gateway and boundary wall, dating from the early 19th century. The gateway possibly by Vulliamy. There are two cast-iron openwork gatepiers, topped with lampholders with twisted stems and a wrought-iron spearhead gate with downswept top and arch brace. The boundary wall which is coursed squared stone, has rendered rubble coping. To the right of the gateway is a curved section approximately 50 metres long and to the left is a curved section approximately 100 metres long. At the junction with Village Street is a rounded corner. Bordering Village Street, there is a section approximately 200 metres long, with a gateway at the west end. For the full description of this listed building please refer to the National Heritage List for England. {1}