With its string-course, hood-mould over the gateway and moulded surround formerly containing a heraldic panel, this wall is an excellent example of small-scale but refined architectural sophistication of its period in Scotland (probably contemporary with the round corner tower).
This wall, characterized by its string course, hood-mould above the gateway, and formerly adorned with a heraldic panel, exemplifies the sophisticated design characteristic of Scottish architecture from that era. It is likely built around the same time as the round corner tower.