Terrace wall, including steps and gate, to NW side of Bodysgallen Hall

The terrace wall, including steps and gate, is located on the northwest side of Bodysgallen Hall. This L-plan wall spans across the forecourt terrace and slopes steeply on the outer side, which is opposite the main entrance. It is constructed of rubble stone with dressed-stone coping. At the southwest end, the wall returns and connects to the former stable block known as the Wynn Rooms. The main section of the wall is approximately 60 meters long and features stone steps that are cut through the wall near the southwest end, directly opposite the main entrance to the house. These steps consist of two flights, one above and one below the level of the wall, with a parapet that curves out at the bottom. An iron gate is set within monolithic gate piers in the main wall. The wrought-iron gate is adorned with spear finials on the main bars and dog bars. It also has a central rail that displays a lozenge pattern and the inscriptions '1883 HLlM PGM 1933'. The wall extends at the northeast end for approximately 30 meters to the service yard located behind the main house.