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Craig-y-nos
In the upper Tawe Valley, the grounds descending to the river, with spectacular views to the surrounding mountains. -
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Fountain in Craig-y-nos courtyard
Standing in the centre of the front courtyard between front entrance and front gates. -
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Front courtyard and boundary wall at Craig-y-nos
The wall creates the front courtyard of Craig-y-nos and the front property boundary facing the road. -
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Game Larder at Craig-y-nos and attached length of kitchen garden wall
Now in the Country Park enclosure, against the N wall of Craig-y-nos garden. -
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Garden pavilion at Craig-y-nos
Set at river level, below and SE of the Castle, the ground rising steeply to the rear. -
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Ongur Uchaf (aka Rhongyr Uchaf) including attached barn range and garden walls with gates
Situated SE of Craig-y-nos and SW of Penwyllt, near the E bank of the River Tawe and reached from a narrow lane branching off the road to Penwyllt. -
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Pen-y-Foel Limekilns
Set into a grassy bank in heavily -quarried upland countryside about 200m S of the former Penwyllt Railway Station and close to W side of disused railway cutting. A large limestone quarry (now disused -
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Pont-y-Yard
Situated some 100m S of the main road, across waste land, and just NW of Yard House. -
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Theatre at Craig-y-nos
The theatre is attached to the NW of the house with entrance from the corner of the front courtyard. -
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Yard House
Located beside a lane leading across Yard Bridge on the south side of the A4067. The cottages are on a precipice over the River Tawe next to the bridge.