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Game Larder at Peniarth Uchaf

A Grade II Listed Building in Llanegryn, Gwynedd

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Coordinates

Latitude: 52.6469 / 52°38'48"N

Longitude: -4.0219 / 4°1'18"W

OS Eastings: 263302

OS Northings: 307386

OS Grid: SH633073

Mapcode National: GBR 8V.68CP

Mapcode Global: WH570.6Q1N

Plus Code: 9C4QJXWH+Q6

Entry Name: Game Larder at Peniarth Uchaf

Listing Date: 26 July 2000

Last Amended: 26 July 2000

Grade: II

Source: Cadw

Source ID: 23781

Building Class: Gardens, Parks and Urban Spaces

ID on this website: 300023781

Location: The game larder stands to the N of the house, near the farm road to Ty'n-y-cornel.

County: Gwynedd

Community: Llanegryn

Community: Llanegryn

Traditional County: Merionethshire

Tagged with: Game larder

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History

The game larder was probably built in the early-mid C19.

Exterior

A small octagonal structure built with stone rubble walls 1.3m high, capped with slate sills from which timber posts rise to support the octagonal slated roof. The openings between the posts were originally filled with zinc gauze, which still lines the soffit of the roof. Central batten to each opening with close spaced hooks presumably on which to hang game. Wide eaves supported by shaped timber brackets. At the centre a metal ventilator pipe rises through the roof, also protected with gauze, to terminate with a wire balloon, now missing. The entrance is on the N side, the door now missing.

Interior

Quarry tile floor internally, and the walls are rendered up to the sills.

Reasons for Listing

Including as an interesting and unusual small structure, an important adjunct to a gentleman's estate in the C19.

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  • II Peniarth Uchaf
    The house lies in a secluded valley off the NW side of the Dyffryn Dysynni, and is reached by a private road off the minor road from Llanegryn to Abergynolwyn, immediately before Pont-y-garth, on the
  • II Coach-house and Stables at Peniarth Uchaf
    The coach-house and stables are within the park, lying on a cut platform to the N of the house by the farm road to Ty'n-y-cornel. They are carefully concealed from view from the house by a large land
  • II Cock Pit at Peniarth Uchaf
    The cock pit is set on a natural rocky outcrop, opposite the front elevation of Peniarth-uchaf.
  • II Carthouse range at Ty'n y Cornel
    The carthouse range of farm buildings forms the SE side of the farmyard, which is entered at the S corner, and has a gated opening in a stone wall at the N corner leading to the house and hillside abo
  • II Barn and attached farm building at Ty'n y Cornel
    The farmyard at Ty'n-y-cornel lies below and to the S of the farmhouse. The barn and its ancillary building provide the SW side of the enclosed farmyard.
  • II North-East range of the farmyard attached to Ty'n y Cornel
    Ty'n y Cornel stands within the grounds of Peniarth-uchaf estate, slightly to the N of the house. The farmyard lies below the farmhouse.
  • II Farmyard buildings on the NW side of the farmyard at Ty'n y Cornel
    The farmyard buildings comprise the NW side of the enclosed farmyard at Ty'n y Cornel.
  • II Ty'n y Cornel
    The farmstead is located to the NE of the Peniarth-uchaf estate, reached by a roadway off the N side of the road from Llanegryn to Abergynolwyn, immediately before Pont-y-garth.

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