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Freestanding retaining wall, built 1867-71, supporting terrace to front of Kylemore Abbey, with stepped plan. Mainly of rubble limestone construction with tooled and dressed limestone quoin stones and chamfered coping stones to crenellated parapets. Battered walls with square-plan ashlar limestone buttresses and terminals to east and west extents. Snecked and dressed limestone to parapets surmounting tooled limestone string course having tooled limestone shield panel to centre of parapet to south elevation, remains of cast-iron lamp to eastern parapet terminus.
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