Kitchen garden wall and attached outbuildings

Garden walls and attached outbuildings to large, slightly skewed square-shaped kitchen garden measuring approximately 120mx120m with further irregularly-shaped area on the south. Stone east wall of the main part is c4.5m high, the stone west wall a little higher with slate coping; main entrance with lower stone piers is on this side. North wall also of stone is about 5m high, while south wall of roughly the same height has a series of brick and slate-roofed outbuildings attached to its northern side, those at the east end appearing to be earlier than the rest. Several internal walls remain including part of an unusual fruit wall along the south side of 2 of the northern sections: this is about 2m high and made of thin slate slabs slotted into metal uprights. The wall of the irregularly-shaped southern section is also of stone, lined with brick on the north and west, to a maximum height of 2m, with slate coping; modern gateway on south with wrought-iron gates forms the entrance to Penrhyn. Although much altered, lean-to brick and stone outbuildings survive on the outside of the west wall of the main garden, to both north and south of the main entrance.