Garden wall and railings adjoining drive to E and approx 10m E of The Elms (EHER 39002)

An 18th/19th century garden wall and cast iron railings. The red brick wall measures between 1-3m high and approximately 30m long with gateways. The ornate cast iron railings are mounted on the shorter stretch of wall to the south-east.

November 1985. Grade II listed. An 18th/19th century garden wall and cast iron railings. The red brick wall is nearly 3 metres high at the north-east and has a segmental pointed archway and supporting pilasters. To the south-east the wall is approximately one metre high and supports the ornate railings. Overall, the wall is approximately 30 metres long, with gateways, and terminates at a brick pillar with ball finial. The railings are supported by cast iron moulded posts with 'S' brackets, they have ornate arrowhead finials and the posts are fluted with moulded capitals, bases and central collars. The gate posts have semi-circular heads and cusped and quatrefoiled tracery. The gates are similar to the railings but also with half height rails with arrowheads. <1> See photos <2>.