Kitchen garden walls N of Miskin Manor

A rectangular walled garden approximately 90m E-W by 30m, of 3.5m high walls of buttressed brick, except the N wall which has an outer face of rubble stone. In the S wall is a central gate screen comprising red-brick piers and stone copings (originally pyramidal but all now damaged) to railings on a dwarf wall and a central iron gate with overthrow. To the W of the screen the wall is partly fallen. To the R is an arched doorway. Inside is a central brick-lined channel oriented N-S. Against the N wall, offset to the W side, is a former lean-to greenhouse retaining curved iron trusses, added early C20. Immediately S is a late C19 brick former propagating house.

The N wall has an arched doorway offset to the W side. To the centre of the exterior is a former lean-to boiler house of rubble stone and brick jambs. It has a doorway on the W side and window to the E side. Set back from the E end is a lean-to bothy of rubble stone and brick jambs, with door and window on the N side and window to the W wall. Inside is a late C19 brick fireplace. At the NW angle is the stub wall of a former greenhouse.