Walls to Walled Garden at Alltyrodyn

The Walled Garden at Alltyrodyn is an extensive garden enclosed by high rubble stone walls. It has an irregular, roughly triangular shape to the south, featuring a cambered-headed entry on the south side and a doorway at the west end that leads to the ruins of a former orangery or summerhouse. On the north side, there is a similar doorway that opens into a much larger rectangular garden, which includes a doorway at the north end leading to the Garden Cottage workshop.

The Garden Cottage is a later 19th century building made of rubble stone, featuring two windows and two stories, topped with a slate roof. It has two stone stacks and four-pane sash windows, positioned at right angles to the wall. There is also a slate-roofed lean-to against the wall, which extends north as a single-storey workshop with a stone end stack.