Walled Garden with Greenhouse and Bothies at Wyelands

The walled garden at Wyelands is a square enclosure covering about one acre (0.405 hectares), surrounded by walls made of red sandstone rubble. The walls stand approximately 3 meters high, although some sections are lower, and they are mostly intact except where the stable block is integrated into the south side. On the north side, there is a lean-to greenhouse constructed from red brick and glass, featuring slim cast iron supports inside. This greenhouse may have been built after the walls. Behind the greenhouse, there is a row of lean-to bothies made of sandstone rubble, topped with a Welsh slate roof. These bothies have two plank doors and several windows. The garden walls include multiple doorways, with the one in the southwest corner leading to the house having a pointed arch. Inside the greenhouse, four slim cast iron columns provide support.