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Walled garden, built c.1800, in rectangular plan with convex northern wall. Standing to north of ruins of Castleshane House and with later adjoining walled garden to south built c.1840 and replacing orchard. Rubble limestone walls with cut limestone coping, enlarged rubble quoins and recent stepped buttress to north-west corner. Rendered red brick slender bell-tower to north-west corner, having pointed-arch bell opening with bronze bell (founder's mark not visible). Pointed-arch recesses to all elevations, with render string-course to base, surmounted by urn and globe finials at apex. Vehicular entrance to south wall. Square-headed door openings with red brick surrounds and timber battened doors to north and south walls. Three-centered-arch door opening to south-east, having smooth render surround with roughcast render to either side and with dropped enlarged render keystone styled to resemble ribbon-dressed rubble, opening filled by recent metal gate. Square-headed window opening to south elevation with red brick surround and original two-over-two pane timber sliding sash window, possibly replacing door opening. Square-headed drain to north, with damage to curved section of walls. Interior now planted with trees, with southern garden now housing tennis courts.
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