LLANNERCH HALL, GARDEN, TRENANT
Site Details
- NPRN
- 266313
- Map Reference
- SJ07SE
- Grid Reference
- SJ0537572293
- Unitary (Local) Authority
- Denbighshire
- Old County
- Denbighshire
- Community
- Trefnant
- Type of Site
- GARDEN
- Broad Class
- Gardens, Parks and Urban Spaces
- Period
- Post Medieval
Site Description
1. Parklands & Gardens of Wales No:PGW(C)41
2. Site of one of the most famous Welsh historic gardens, an Italianate terraced garden created by Mutton Davies c.1660, overlain by 1920's garden designed by Percy Cane. Source: Cadw Register of Parks and Gardens in Wales. There are still earthworks of the formal terraced garden with a canal, also a later woodland garden and a much later walled garden. This is the site which produced one of the best-known bird's eye view oil paintings of c 1660. 2003.12.16/RCAHMW/SLE & CSB
3. Park/gardens associated with: Llannerch Hall (Nprn27410) and Includes Garden temple (Nprn23049).
RCAHMW AP94-CS 1576-9
RCAHMW AP945168/64-70
4. This garden is depicted on the Second Edition Ordnance Survey 25-inch map of Denbighshire VIII, sheet 4 (1899). Its main elements on that map include kitchen garden, carriage drive, walled garden, woodland, terrace, kennels, deerpark, pavilions, pond, parkland, lodge, haw haw, conservatory and a possible summerhouse. C.H. Nicholas, RCAHMW, 15th August 2006.
