Raised Terrace and Steps at SW end of Plas Brondanw Gardens including Exedra

The raised terrace and steps at the southwest end of Plas Brondanw Gardens, which includes an exedra, features a slate-flagged surface and rubble revettment walls. There are flights of slate steps on both sides; the left (southeast) side has splayed steps with plain wrought-iron railings topped with urn finials, and low square piers that hold large cement-stone urns. In the center of the terrace, a horse-shoe shaped exedra projects to the southwest, with low rubble walls that step up slightly at the back, finished with reused ashlar coping stones and a 19th-century Gothic tracery panel featuring an attached sculpted head. The entrance piers are plain cylindrical and also topped with urns. The terrace slopes gently down to the right, where it leads to a returned flight of steps with railings facing the house and gardens, and a further simple flight of steps continues straight on to the northwest. At this end, there is a small classical male statue made of reconstituted stone on a terracotta plinth.