Levenford House Garden Walls and Gateway, West Bridgend, Dumbarton

Round-arched and rope-moulded gateway to West Bridgend, flanked by blind slits and conical-roofed round turrets; coping raised over central
panel. 3 wooden gates. Crenellated boundary wall to West Bridgend (continued north and south later in century). North and South garden walls stepped to slope; gateway to Helenslee Road has dummy gun ports and no gatepiers. All squared rubble with ashlar dressings. (Historic Scotland)

23 April 2013: External inspection finds the striking stone garden walls, gateway and decorative features in generally fair condition but in need of maintenance and repair; the gate arch is becoming very overgrown with ivy and walls elsewhere exhibit localised areas of stone decay and excessive moss/ plant growths. The timber gates are decaying and in need of substantial repair.

5 February 2020: External inspection finds large parts of the walls and gateway are covered with extensive vegetation growths. Ivy has been removed form the north wall, but plants have taken hold of the main gateway and parts of the West Bridgend section of wall. The extent of the vegetation growths is likely to be causing damage to the upper masonry of the main gateway. However, the stonework elsewhere remains in much the same condition as seen previously. Remains At Risk.