Walls, and attached Summerhouse, of Walled Garden at Gileston Manor

The walls and attached summerhouse of the walled garden at Gileston Manor are constructed from local lias limestone rubble, with some dressed stone. The summerhouse features a red brick front and has a Welsh slate roof. The enclosure is square and surrounded by coped walls that are approximately 3 meters high. There are wrought iron gates with tall piers in the center of the south side, and a smaller gate on the east side. The north wall is designed with an arcade for fruit growing, featuring applied arches, although some of the piers are missing. The center of the wall is set back and includes a small single-storey summerhouse that has been inserted into the wing walls, which were previously an alcove. The central part has a glazed door flanked by 4 over 4 pane sashes, all with segmental heads, and a pyramid roof. The exterior of the wall is plain, while the summerhouse projects outward with a square red brick chimney on the rear wall. The interior of the summerhouse is plain, and the fireplace has been removed.