Walled Garden at Dyffryn House

The Walled Garden at Dyffryn House is a structure with rubble walls and flat coping that encloses three sides of the garden, which was identified as the Kitchen Garden on Thomas Mawson's 1926 plan. The fourth side, to the northwest, is bordered by modern glass houses. The garden features round arched entrances with iron gates, and the ground level has been raised. Although it is no longer used as a kitchen garden, it now contains flower beds. At the northeast end, there are additional glass houses that back onto rubble potting sheds and a gardener's building, which is two storeys at the lower end and transitions to a single storey as it ascends the slope.