Description

SELATTYN AND GOBOWEN C.P. BROGYNTYN PARK
SJ 23 SE
4/25 Terrace, balustrade and
steps immediately to
north-east of Brogyntyn
Hall with attached gate
piers, gates and ha-ha
wall.
GV II
Terrace, balustrade and steps. Mid-Cl9. Sandstone ashlar, rock-faced to
walls supporting balustrades and to those flanking steps. Bulbous turned
balusters to balustrades. North-east side has upper and lower terraces
connected by steps at each end. At south-east end of lower terrace balustrade
carries round in curve to terminate in gate piers. Sandstone ashlar with
moulded plinths and capping surmounted by ball finials. Decorated wrought-
iron gates. Balustrade carries on round to meet ha-ha: low roughly coursed
limestone rubble wall, which continues in a slight curve for a distance
of approximately 250m to south-west.

Listing NGR: SJ2798031112

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26305895

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