Garden Walls N of Bryn Iorcyn Manor including range of pigsties W of the house

Walled garden of stone rubble with roughly shaped stone parapet along some sections and a flat parapet along others. A short section of the wall which divided the garden survives as a stub running N from the NE corner of the house. The E wall has a circular hole set into it which has been repaired with the insertion of a brick relieving arch. This gives a view of Caergwrle Castle. Set on the inner face of the W return wall, immediately facing the house, is a range of two pairs of pigsties with a continuous slate roof and stone paved runs divided by a stone wall with stone gatepiers. The northernmost set has a loft which was probably used to house poultry and is entered via a gabled dormer rising from the eaves. N of the sties an entrance in the wall leads to a track running west of the gardens. The S wall connects the sties with the SW tip of the W wing of the house.

Interior of the pigsties not inspected at time of 1997 survey.