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Bothy and Potting Shed to the West of Bryans Building

A Grade II Listed Building in Coedkernew, Newport

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Coordinates

Latitude: 51.5608 / 51°33'38"N

Longitude: -3.0278 / 3°1'39"W

OS Eastings: 328849

OS Northings: 185156

OS Grid: ST288851

Mapcode National: GBR J4.DWN0

Mapcode Global: VH7BK.G1PB

Plus Code: 9C3RHX6C+8V

Entry Name: Bothy and Potting Shed to the West of Bryans Building

Listing Date: 31 July 1996

Last Amended: 31 July 1996

Grade: II

Source: Cadw

Source ID: 17108

Building Class: Domestic

ID on this website: 300017108

Location: Set immediately to the West of Bryans Building on an E/W axis and serving the Kitchen garden

County: Newport

Town: Newport

Community: Coedkernew (Coedcernyw)

Community: Coedkernew

Locality: Tredegar House

Built-Up Area: Newport

Traditional County: Monmouthshire

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History

Tredegar House was the seat of the Morgan family from the early C15 through to the mid C20. The surviving medieval house was incorporated into the South West wing of the much grander, classical house that was built between 1664 and 1672 by Sir William Morgan (d.1680). The Estate was self-sufficient throughout the C17- C20. The bothy and potting shed is shown on the Estate map of 1827 by William Jones. Shown as backing onto the vinery, now demolished, which extended the length of the building.

Exterior

Single storey outbuilding, aligned on an E/W axis with brick elevation and slated lean-to roof. Two centrally placed brick stacks, one of which appears to have heated the vinery, formerly on the S side (now demolished). N elevation has six, two-light Yorkshire sliding sashes, with three doorways with boarded doors, one to the bothy at W end, one at the E end to the potting shed and the central doorway leading to the boiler room. Cast iron water pump to front of boiler room.

Interior

The bothy at the W end retains a simple C19 fireplace with flanking cupboards with simple planked doors. The potting shed was formerly the Eastern most room and retains benches with cupboards over.

Reasons for Listing

Listed grade II for historic interest as a surviving example of an estate garden building and for group value with the Tredegar estate complex.

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Other nearby listed buildings

  • II Bryans Building and attached boundary walls to S and N
    Set on the West side of the outer yard, opposite the Lesser Barn. C19 weighbridge located to front of building, formerly used for weighing agricultural produce from the Estate.
  • II Brewhouse
    Located on the West side of the inner court, SE of Tredegar House. Aligned on NW/SE axis, immediately N of Bryans Building.
  • II Lesser Barn
    Aligned on N/S axis, set on the East side of the outer yard, opposite Bryans Building.
  • II Home Farm
    Set at E end of workshops, to North of Tredegar House, leading into outer yard.
  • II Garden walls to SE of Cedar Garden, inc gate piers, gates and flanking workshops
    To S of Tredegar House, garden wall running SE from the Cedar Garden and with attached workshops at the SE end, flanking a pair of brick piers and wrought iron gates.
  • II Great Barn
    Located on the East side of the inner court, to the SE of Tredegar House.
  • II The Mill including attached Stable to the South
    The Mill is set behind the Lesser Barn, located on the East side of the outer yard, SE of Tredegar House. The stable is aligned on a N/S axis, located immediately to the rear of the Information Centr
  • II Monument to Sir Briggs
    Set in the centre of the rear half of the Cedar Garden, to the SW side of the house, screened by four yew hedges.

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