Circular Enclosing Walls and Fountain at the N end at Plas Brondanw Gardens

The circular enclosing walls and fountain at the north end of Plas Brondanw Gardens are constructed from slate-coped rubble and create a grassed area approximately 12 meters in diameter. The walls are built in two stages and reach an overall height of about 1.5 meters. At the south end, the walls slope upwards on either side of a pair of square rubble gatepiers topped with reconstituted stone capping that has been reused. At the north end, there is a segmental niche featuring a lion's head wall fountain, made from similar materials. Steps curve up on either side to a platform above the fountain, where a contemporary tiled flower trough sits atop the wall. A tall beech hedge is planted on the west side of the wall.

Next to the southwest gatepier, there is a section of plain iron railings, approximately 4 meters wide, which includes a central gate. The railings feature intersecting lozenge decoration and pendant motifs, with a scrolled overthrow at the center, designed in three stages.