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SE2835NE HEADINGLEY LANE, Headingley 714-1/65/790 (North East side) Walls, railings, gate piers and gates to former United Reformed Church

GV II

Walls and gate piers to church. c1864. Possibly by Cuthbert Brodrick. Rock-faced gritstone and ashlar with wooden gates and cast-iron railings. On S and E side of former United Reformed Church (qv), wall approx 1m high, overall length approx 80m. Headingley Lane wall steps down ground slope; chamfered coping, railings missing. Gate piers and gates at W end and corner, piers approx 2m high, chamfered plinth, pointed capstone with lucarnes. Double gates with diagonal boards and octagonal pierced panels, strap hinges. Wall to Cumberland Road: walling continues uphill from the church E porch, railing survives: groups of 3 twisted rails linked by top and bottom trefoil-pierced bands with tooth-like finials. Gate piers to church entrance at N end of E side: chamfered shafts with squat pyramid caps, gate and railing to path and steps with twisted rails, trefoil-pierced bands and pointed bud finials.

Listing NGR: SE2871235622

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