1. Remains of an 18th and 19th century park and gardens which consist of: a Late 19th century pinetum; Semi-natural woodland bounded on the East by the Wepre brook, which contains steps bridges and paths, one leading to Ewloe castle a genuinely medieval ruin used as a feature. There is a late 19th century formal garden with round pool, yew hedges, stone edged paths, steps, and stone gate-posts, (in the course of restoration). A Pets cemetery is not in its original position. The park to the West is now a golf course and to the North is a car park and playing fields. The 18th century walled garden which was repaired in the late 19th century is now ruinous.

WHGT:CLWYD 1995

2. This garden is depicted on the Second Edition Ordnance Survey 25-inch map of Flintshire X, sheet 14 (1899). Its main elements on that map include animal cemetery, carriage drive, pond, greenhouses, orchard, river, kitchen garden, sunken garden, woodland, woodland with vista paths, walled garden, greenhouse, two formal gardens and a possible third and parkland. C.H Nicholas, RCAHMW, 16th August 2006.