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Rectangular-plan walled garden, built c.1870, associated with Ards House (demolished). Now overgrown and disused. Rubble sandstone walls with slate course and field-stone coping. Segmental relieving arch to northwest and flat-arch pedestrian entrances to northwest and northeast, with timber battened double-leaf doors and remains of cast ironmongery. Raised corner with large quoins at southwest. Set along road, with grass verge to northwest and overgrown mature gardens and woodland surrounding.

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