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Garden walls to SE of Cedar Garden, inc gate piers, gates and flanking workshops

A Grade II Listed Building in Coedkernew, Newport

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Coordinates

Latitude: 51.5603 / 51°33'37"N

Longitude: -3.0283 / 3°1'41"W

OS Eastings: 328811

OS Northings: 185107

OS Grid: ST288851

Mapcode National: GBR J4.DWH0

Mapcode Global: VH7BK.G1DP

Plus Code: 9C3RHX6C+4M

Entry Name: Garden walls to SE of Cedar Garden, inc gate piers, gates and flanking workshops

Listing Date: 31 July 1996

Last Amended: 31 July 1996

Grade: II

Source: Cadw

Source ID: 17100

Building Class: Domestic

ID on this website: 300017100

Location: 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.

County: Newport

Town: Newport

Community: Coedkernew (Coedcernyw)

Community: Coedkernew

Locality: Tredegar House

Built-Up Area: Newport

Traditional County: Monmouthshire

Tagged with: Wall

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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 walls and gate piers form part of the S perimeter to the formal gardens running parallel to the SW of the house, dating from the early C18. The workshops along the S boundary form part of the late C19 estate farm, and are much altered.

Exterior

At the SE end of the longitudinal path through the walled garden is a pair of substantial, square brick gate piers. Approximately 4m in height in Flemish bond, with shallow stone plinth and projecting moulded coping, each with square urn finial of cup and cover form with scrolled acanthus to base and gadrooned cover over. Simple double iron gates with plain semicircular overthrow and guilloche lock bar. Random rubble walls to either side (NE/SW) step down from the piers and may survive from the Tudor house enclosure (?), now incorporated as the rear walls of the workshops. The workshops consist of an "L" shaped range of late C19 agricultural buildings, with brick front elevations and large segmental arched former cartshed openings with keystones, now infilled by modern glazed timber doors. Hipped slated roofs. The SW range having three hipped, louvered ventilators and large multi-paned ribbon windows. Three large arched brick doorways at N end now infilled with boarding.

Reasons for Listing

Included for group value with other listed items associated with Tredegar House.

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  • II Bryans Building and attached boundary walls to S and N
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  • II Monument to Sir Briggs
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  • II Lesser Barn
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  • II Great Barn
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  • II The Mill including attached Stable to the South
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