The c.1795 square ashlar piers have plain roll moulded bases and vermiculated quoins. The entablatures have Greek key friezes and draped decoration and are surmounted by lions bearing shields. The c.1795 gates are in wrought iron with curlicue decoration to panels and strapwork top. The flanking pedestrian gates are more delicate decorative wrought iron. To either side are two sets of brick columns with vermiculated quoins, surmounted by large ball finials. In the walls are single oval openings with stone surrounds and the right hand pier is dated "CCS 1910". To either side is a lodge dating from c.1910 in red brick with a slate roof. The gateway led to the 18th century Sudbrooke Holme, which is now demolished. For the full description and the legal address of this listed building please refer to the appropriate List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest. {1}