The imposing gateway, once the entrance to the haveli locally known as Nawab Wazir Ki Haveli, is an architectural remnant of the Indo-Persian style. The Nawab Wazir is believed to have been Abul-Mansur-Safdarjung. The gateway stands one bay deep and two storeys high, showcasing a blend of historical craftsmanship and architectural elegance. A striking feature of the gateway is its beautiful engrailed arch, designed in the typical Shahjahani style, reflecting the rich artistic traditions of the Mughal era. However, modern alterations have impacted its integrity, with an adjoining building constructed after partially demolishing the gateway. The structure's walls are composed of lakhori bricks, plastered with cement, while the façade is adorned with red sandstone, further enhancing its historic and aesthetic significance.
