Walls of former Lord's Garden at rear of Nantclwyd House

Walls surrounding a large sub-rectangular garden to the rear, and at right-angles to the garden of Nantclwyd House. The N wall is of rubble stone, c1m high and covered in vegetation; at the NE corner, it joins the gazebo behind Nantclwyd House. Long W wall of rubble stone c2m high. To the S, the wall steps inwards at an angle and contains a doorway, possibly C18: boarded door under a segmental head of stone voussoirs, reached down a flight of stone steps. To S of doorway, the walls steps down to c0.6m height, is of a different fabric with semi-circular concrete coping. It curves round at the SW corner to follow the footpath around the perimeter of Ruthin Castle Hotel. This S boundary is a retaining wall, and joins the garden wall of No 20 Castle Street at the SE corner. The E wall is of red brick with narrow brick buttresses, some stone coping surviving; it forms a boundary with the rear gardens of houses in Castle Street. Towards the NE, it joins the W wall of the garden behind Nantclwyd House.