Kitchen garden walls at Bodysgallen Hall

Two conjoined walled gardens. Walls are approximately 3m high. The main garden is approximately 80m x 50m, but narrower to the NE end. It has mid C19 hand-moulded brick NW and SW walls with replacement coping, earlier rubble-stone SE wall with some boulder footings and weathered and overgrown coping above a slate course, and NE wall shared with the Dutch garden (listed separately). The NW wall has a single entrance with pointed arch. The SW wall, which is heightened in late C19 brick, has a pointed entrance with studded door. The SE wall also has a single pointed entrance. The NE wall has a renewed lintel to a doorway at the SE end.

The outer SW section of the garden, approximately 50m square, has rubble-stone walls. The NW wall is curved and has a stone pointed doorway. The SW wall is irregular, on higher ground, and incorporates an alcove of reconstituted stone which has Tuscan pilasters and entablature, with scribed roughcast interior. The SE wall has 2 stone segmental-headed doorways next to the main garden, one with studded door, and another similar doorway at the SW end.