Walled Garden to the south-east of Nantclwyd Hall, with gazebos and pavilions

The walled garden located to the south-east of Nantclwyd Hall features a large enclosure with an extension to the west, separated by a hedge. Some of the walls are made of handmade brick, likely dating back to the earliest construction of the Hall. The walls stand approximately 3 meters high and include gateways to the east and west, designed in rusticated stonework with segmental arches topped by urns.

Inside the garden, there are two hollow-fronted pavilions supported by Tuscan columns, each featuring hollow-profile copper roofs. In the south corners, there are gazebos with plain colour-washed walls and slightly hollow profile slate roofs, which have open arches at the front and oval lights above, topped with small pediments. The south wall of the garden includes a formal gateway with stone piers capped by urns and a wrought iron gate. The gate's overthrow displays a motif of the letter N within an oval, accompanied by an urn and crown, with breaking waves on either side.