Upper terrace wall and pavilion on W side of Miskin Manor

A long buttressed revetment wall, of rock-faced snecked stone with flat freestone coping. The coping has added lamps cast by D W Windsor of Stanstead Abbotts, Hertfordshire. From the forecourt, on the upper side of the wall, are 2 flights of stone steps. These are defined by the rake in the wall and square piers with flat copings towards the S end. At the N end are dog-leg steps in 2 flights with square piers and flat copings, leading down to the terrace from the forecourt. Beyond this the wall continues N and returns to the E. Attached to the N end of the wall, beyond the steps, is a gabled pavilion at right angles. The front, facing the terrace to the S, has rock-faced stonework flanking a wide opening, partly supported by rustic posts on dwarf walls. The side and rear walls are rubble stone. Stone tile roof.