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Cowbridge - Vale of Glamorgan Council
Heritage Lottery Fund Suite 5A, Hodge House, Guildhall Place, Cardiff, CF10 1DY Directorate of Economic and Environmental Regeneration, Docks Office, Barry Dock, Vale of Glamorgan, CF63 4RT Conservation and Design Team, Docks Office, Barry Dock, Vale of Glamorgan, CF63 4RT CADW Welsh Assembly Government Plas Carew Unit 5/7 Cefn Coed Parc Nantgarw Cardiff CF15 7QQ Barry Community Enterprise Centre Skomer Road, Barry CF62 9DA Civic Trust for Wales Civic Trust for Wales 3rd Floor, Empire House, Mount Stuart Square Cardiff CF10 5FN The Penarth Society 3 Clive Place, Penarth, CF64 1AU Foreword For many years now the recording and protection afforded to the historic environment has been bound within the provisions of a number legislative Acts of Parliament. Indeed, the Vale of Glamorgan has over 100 Scheduled Ancient Monuments, over 700 Listed Buildings and 38 Conservation Areas that are afforded statutory protection by legislation. However, this system of statutory recognition, by its nature, only takes account of items of exceptional significance. Often there are locally important buildings that although acknowledged not to be of ‘national’ or ‘exceptional’ importance, are considered key examples of vernacular architecture or buildings, which have an important local history. It is these buildings which are often the main contributors to local distinctiveness, but which have to date, remained un-surveyed and afforded little recognition or protection. The original County Treasures project was published by the then South Glamorgan County Council in the late 1970’s. It was conceived as a locally adopted inventory of ‘special features’ in the former County area. However, as a result of local government restructuring, the changes to local authority boundaries, as well as changes in responsibilities and funding mechanisms the survey was never completed, and as a consequence was not comprehensive in its coverage. In the three decades that have passed since the original survey was attempted, the loss of a number of local buildings and landmarks, and the redevelopment of unprotected sites make the County Treasures project as relevant today as it was then. This publication is the culmination of the efforts of many individuals and groups who have been generously giving of their knowledge, time and commitment over a nearly ten year period, and without whom the County Treasures project would never have been possible. To all those involved, I extend my heart felt thanks in recognition of a job well done. We should be proud, therefore, that this version of the County Treasures survey is complete, robust and comprehensive. It is in another respect even more valuable than its predecessor, in that this Inventory has not been compiled by the local authority, but by the communities of the Vale themselves. Each of the 27 community areas within the Vale were surveyed by a volunteer workforce of local people, teachers, history society members, local Councillors and other interested individuals, who gave willingly and freely of their time to reveal and record the very many items that could conceivably be of architectural and historic interest; and which, further to detailed scrutiny, research and qualification, were considered worthy of inclusion. This inventory, therefore, more than any other provides an account of what is considered of local importance by local people. The complete Treasures Inventory contains some 1200 entries. It contains a schedule giving the name of each treasure, its description, its current means of statutory protection (where relevant), a grid reference, map and photograph. This 2007 Inventory should not however be seen as a ‘final product’, and although it indeed provides an excellent account and record at a fixed point in time, it also provides a framework for future additions and amendments, as more or new buildings become apparent, new information or change occurs. i It is hoped that the Vale of Glamorgan County Treasures Inventory will serve several purposes: • It will stimulate local, and wider interest, and promote care and maintenance of identified treasures. • It will act as a valuable educational resource, perhaps allowing local schoolchildren to research locally as well as nationally significant events and buildings. • It will ensure that treasures are fully regarded in the planning process where they are threatened by development pressures. • It will stimulate protectionist policies within forthcoming development plans and perhaps the recognition of further areas for statutory designation. The Vale of Glamorgan Council, Cadw, The Civic Trust for Wales, The Penarth Society, and The Vale Council for Voluntary Services have supported this project. Every attempt has been made to ensure that this document is as accurate as possible. The survey was undertaken between 2002 and 2007. All content is © copyright of the Vale of Glamorgan Council and all rights are reserved. All maps are © Crown copyright and all rights are reserved. Published by the Vale of Glamorgan Council under Licence No. 100023424 2007. ii Rhagair Ers llawer o flynyddoedd bellach, mae’r gwaith o gofnodi ac amddiffyn yr amgylchedd hanesyddol yn cael ei reoli o dan amodau nifer o ddeddfau seneddol. Mae dros 100 o Henebion Rhestredig, dros 700 o Adeiladau Rhestredig a 38 o Ardaloedd Cadwraeth ym Mro Morgannwg sy’n cael eu hamddiffyn o dan y gyfraith yn y modd yma. Serch hynny, mae’n anochel bod system fel hon sydd wedi’i seilio ar gydnabyddiaeth statudol, yn rhoi ystyriaeth i eitemau o bwysigrwydd eithriadol yn unig. Mae hynny’n golygu bod llawer o adeiladau lleol sydd, er nad oes ganddynt unrhyw statws cenedlaethol nac eithriadol, yn dal yn nodedig am eu pensaernïaeth frodorol neu’n bwysig i hanes yr ardal. Yn amlach na pheidio, dyma’r union adeiladau sy’n rhoi cymeriad i ardal er na ddaeth neb i’w hadolygu erioed ac nad oes ganddynt fawr o statws na chynlluniau ar gyfer eu gwarchod. Hen Gyngor Sir De Morgannwg oedd yn gyfrifol am brosiect gwreiddiol Trysorau’r Sir a gyhoeddwyd ar ddiwedd y 1970au. Bwriad y prosiect oedd llunio rhestr leol o’r holl nodweddion arbennig rhwng ffiniau’r hen sir. Serch hynny, bu ad-drefnu llywodraeth leol, newid ffiniau awdurdodau lleol a newid cyfrifoldebau staff a threfniadau nawdd yn rhwystr i’r gwaith, ac am na chafodd yr arolwg ei gwblhau erioed, mae’r rhestr yn bell o fod yn gyflawn. Yn ystod y tri degawd ers cynnal yr arolwg gwreiddiol, mae nifer o adeiladau a nodweddion lleol amlwg wedi diflannu, a safleoedd diamddiffyn wedi’u datblygu, sy’n golygu bod y prosiect yn fwy perthnasol heddiw nag erioed. Ffrwyth ymdrech nifer o unigolion a grwpiau ymroddgar a fu’n rhoi’n hael o’u hamser a’u gwybodaeth am bron i ddeng mlynedd, yw’r cyhoeddiad hwn. Heb eu cymorth, ni fuasai’n bosibl cynnal prosiect Trysorau’r Sir o gwbl, a hoffwn ddiolch o galon i bawb am ddod i ben â’r gwaith mor dda. Mae pob rheswm i ni fod yn falch o’r fersiwn cyflawn, cadarn a chynhwysfawr hwn o’r arolwg ar Drysorau’r Sir. Mae’n fwy gwerthfawr fyth na’r un flaenorol hefyd am mai cymunedau’r Fro eu hunain a fu’n ei lunio’n hytrach na’r awdurdod lleol. Cafodd pob un o’r 27 cymuned yn y Fro ei hadolygu gan dîm gwirfoddol o bobl leol, athrawon, aelodau cymdeithasau hanesyddol, Cynghorwyr lleol a rhai eraill â diddordeb yn y maes. Rhoesant yn hael o’u hamser heb dâl er mwyn dod o hyd i’r holl eitemau a allai fod o ddiddordeb pensaernïol neu hanesyddol, a’u cofnodi. Cafodd y rhai teilwng eu hychwanegu at y rhestr ar ôl llawer o waith ymchwil ac archwilio manwl. Dyma’r rhestr felly sy’n adlewyrchu orau’r eitemau sydd o bwys gan bobl yn eu hardaloedd eu hunain. Mae 1200 o eitemau i gyd ar y rhestr drysorau gyflawn. Mae pob cofnod yn cynnwys enw’r eitem, disgrifiad ohoni, y ddarpariaeth sydd ar gael o dan y gyfraith ar gyfer ei gwarchod (pan fo hynny’n berthnasol), cyfeirnod grid, map a llun. Serch hynny, ni ddylid ystyried rhestr 2007 yn rhestr gyflawn o bell ffordd. Er ei bod yn adroddiad ardderchog ar y sefyllfa ar adeg benodol, mae’n bwysig ei gweld hefyd fel fframwaith ar gyfer addasu’r rhestr wrth i’r sefyllfa newid neu i adeiladau neu wybodaeth newydd ddod i’r golwg. iii Rydym yn gobeithio y bydd rhestr Trysorau Sir Bro Morgannwg yn: • ennyn diddordeb y gymuned leol a’r gymuned ehangach yn y trysorau hyn ac yn annog pobl i ofalu amdanynt a’u cadw mewn cyflwr da. • helpu’n sylweddol gydag addysg plant ysgol drwy roi cyfle iddynt ymchwilio i ddigwyddiadau ac adeiladau sydd o bwys lleol yn ogystal â chenedlaethol. • sicrhau bod pob ystyriaeth yn cael ei rhoi i’r trysorau wrth gynllunio pan fo perygl i waith datblygu amharu arnynt. • atgyfnerthu’r polisïau gwarchod yn y cynlluniau datblygu nesaf a helpu i sicrhau bod mwy o ardaloedd yn cael eu dynodi’n statudol. Mae Cyngor Bro Morgannwg, Cadw, Ymddiriedolaeth Ddinesig Cymru, Cymdeithas Penarth a Chyngor Gwasanaethau Gwirfoddol y Fro i gyd wedi cefnogi’r prosiect hwn.. Gwnaethpwyd pob ymgais i sicrhau bod y ddogfen hon yn fanwl gywir. Mae pob map yn cael ei ddiogelu gan hawlfraint y Goron (H) a chedwir pob hawl. Cyhoeddwyd y ddogfen gan Gyngor Bro Morgannwg o dan Rif Trwyddedu 100023424 2007. iv List of Contributors Steering Group Ray Caple (Chairman) Audrey Poole Graham Robertson Richard Cole Nick Lloyd Gareth Kiddie Community Volunteer Correspondent Barry Alun Thomas Gerald Gracey-Cox Peta Goodwin Paul Goodwin Colwinston Robert Gwyn Thomas Cowbridge Stan Lane Dinas Powys Dr.Peter Elmes Betti Digby Robin Digby Ewenny Cllr.Guy Shackell Cllr.Lyn Ware Llancarfan John Gunson Llandough Cllr.Michael Edwards Cllr.Brian Hill Llandow Robert Gwyn Thomas Llanfair Hilary Thomas Llangan Ray Caple Llanmaes Nigel Williams Llantwit Major Vivian Kelly Lyn Rees Michaelston-le-Pit Joanne Powell Penarth Dr.Sam Romaya Audrey Poole Bill Simpson Diana Mead Mike Evans Pendoylan Dr.Edward Coles Dr.Lisa Coles v Penllyn Ray Caple Brian Gillard Cathie Brooks Ann Jarvis Peterston-super-Ely Dennis Nottage Mike Ponting Rhoose Barry Atkinson St.Athan Barry Atkinson St.Brides Major Cllr.Pat Bevan Morgan Cllr.Kathleen Mepham Cllr.Peter Mepham St.Donats John Morgan St.Georges & St.Brides Maureen Glover St.Nicholas Wendy Lowe Suzanne Palmer Sully Cllr.Raymond Cox Cllr.Janice Bolland Welsh St.Donats Liam Ginn Vicky Pearce Wenvoe Stephen Jones Wick Cllr.Philip Thomas Pauline Thomas Other contributors Lindsay Cuddy Sue Gell Oliver Leonard Gareth Scott Bev Searle Peter D J Thomas Janet West Chris Williams vi Explanation of entries Community Treasure name Treasure reference Monument reference VoG ref Cadw ref Photograph Map Summary description Community The community in which the treasure can be found Treasure Name The name of the treasure. This is broken down to include the locality, the street and the individual building where applicable. Treasure Unique reference number for each treasure. Reference Monument Reference number given to scheduled monuments by Cadw. Listed Building Reference numbers given to listed buildings by the Vale of Glamorgan Council and Cadw. OS Grid The eastings and northings of each treasure. Photograph A photograph of each treasure. Map A map of each treasure. Summary Description A brief description of each treasure. vii Cowbridge and Llanblethian Cowbridge with Llanblethian Aberthin - Aberthin House - Bridge Treasure Monument Listed Building 1638 OS Grid E OS Grid N 300905 175211 2 10 2 Aberthin Cottage 1 Sweetings 1 Nant-y-Glyn D C HAR E OR g PH lair 5 Lanb 3 1 Glan an on Tr Cross ne Ivy De t ee C ot e Hi llsid oss Cr Hou se nyside FBs Sun t Orchard House Na nt Aberthin FB FBs LL ANQUIAN RO AD Inyanga Aberthin Thornfield 41.1m Hall Aberthin House FB PE N- Stalling Down (Bryn Owen) YLA Small, single arch bridge crossing Aberthin Brook at entrance to Aberthin House. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Aberthin - Court Farm Buildings Treasure Monument Listed Building 62 03.01.02 22308 OS Grid E OS Grid N 301116 175226 Court Farm 212 Great House Court Lodge Cwrt Newydd The Barn FB Clumber Lodge FB Greystone Lodge C ott ag e Gle n Bre wery Cott ag e The Laurels Long two-storey range in brown stone with paler freestone dressings, slate roof, rectangular stone chimneys. Probably C19 rebuilding of earlier structure, incorporating dressed medieval stonework, perhaps from Llanquian Castle. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Aberthin - Great House - Gate House and Bridge Treasure Monument Listed Building 65 03.01.04 OS Grid E OS Grid N 22298 301073 175220 1 ORC THE Court Farm Great House 2 D HAR Court Lodge Cwrt Newydd 5 4 FB The Barn Clumber Lodge Aberthin FB Greystone Lod Bre Gle n wery Cott n C ott ag e ag e T Rectangular two storey stone built gatehouse with gables and slate roof. Early C17 contemporary with house, but re-using medieval dressed stone perhaps robbed from one of the nearby castles. Features include; Tudor arch to north doorway, sundial with inscription "DVM SPECTAS FUGIO" and pigeon loft with over 40 nesting holes. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Aberthin - Great House (Ty Mawr) Treasure Monument Listed Building 63 03.01.03 OS Grid E OS Grid N 13132 301077 175288 4 2 COURT CLOSE 9 5 7 8 THE Court Farm ORC 1 Great House 2 D HAR Court Lodge Cwrt Newydd 5 4 The Barn FB Cl b Stone built gentry house with roughcast render to walls and slate roof. Two storey with attics in three front gables. 'T' shaped plan. Front porch and Tudor arched doorway with sundial above bearing the inscription "UT HORA SIC VITA". Some original features internally and much of the original roof structure is intact. The house was built in the second quarter of the C17, probably by William Thomas. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Aberthin - Pen-y-Bryn Treasure Monument Listed Building 61 03.01.01 OS Grid E OS Grid N 22307 301101 174891 BM 71.33m Granary 0694 Spring th Pa 75.3m Pen-y-lan P ath ) m (u Well Ty'n-y-tyle Track ) (u m 84.1m BM 83.71m Pen-y-bryn Tumulus Summit View 100.6m 2178 Early to mid-C19 cottage with thatched roof. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Aberthin - Penylan House Treasure Monument Listed Building 1635 OS Grid E OS Grid N AD RO Homelea 66.4m The Corrie St Dav id's Ambleside BM 71.33m The Granary 0694 Spring Pen-y-lan 75.3m Well Ty'n-y-tyle Track BM 83.71m Well-proportioned gentry house / farmhouse advertised in 1820 as being suitable for "gentry or officers on half pay". 84.1m Cowbridge with Llanblethian Aberthin - Telephone Box outside Farmers Arms 67 13479 300780 175198 Nant- 1 M AE S 03.01.06 OS Grid E OS Grid N 1 Treasure Monument Listed Building 8 PH La nb BM 37.13m s Gla yn Br yn lyw nL Br y lott Sp The Conifers 1 Sunnyside PH u Ho ch FBs C ott Tree e Cross Hills id ene Iv y D oa Crouss Ho se The Croft 1 Glan an t Mon 36.6m LBse eC Th lair Inyanga Thornfield 41.1m 1 kly oo Br 7 Spinfield n CH AP E Hall PE NYLA N LC L Pleasant View RO AD 8 Square red kiosk of cast-iron construction to the standard design of Giles Gilbert Scott, architect, of London. EiiR, K6 type design introduced in the GPO in 1936. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Aberthin - The Sweetings (Including Attached Barn and Stable Range to W) Treasure Monument Listed Building 66 03.01.05 OS Grid E OS Grid N 15915 300899 175249 W VIE 1 7 C LO SE 10 2 Aberthin Cottage D 1 Sweetings 1 Nant-y-Glyn HAR ORC THE The Cottage PH lair Lanb 5 3 1 Sunnyside Glanan t Mon u Tr ee os s Cr Hou se Cross Bse Aberthin House FBs FB Orchard House FB FBs LL ANQUIAN Na nt Aberthin RO AD Inyanga Ivy C ott Hills i Thornfield Aberthin Early to mid C17 house remodelled in late C18 or early C19. To the West of the house is an in-line barn, byre and stable range of C17 origins. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Aberthin - Village Hall Treasure Monument Listed Building 2471 OS Grid E OS Grid N 300810 175146 Sunny side FBs s Gla yn lyw nL tt Splo yn The Conifers PH Glan an t Mon 36.6m LBe ach osse Cr Hous Inyanga e Hi llsid ne Ivy De C ott The Croft 1 s Tr ee Co FB FBs Cr os e Th us Ho A Thornfield 41.1m Spinfield 7 kly n CH AP Hall EL PE N- CL Pleasant View YLA N RO Sta (B AD 8 10 Brooklands Church Cottage Awel-Fan Fe r The Links n Ba nk Former methodist chapel, founded in C18 - now a village hall. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - Cardiff Road - Eastfield Treasure Monument Listed Building 78 03.02.03 OS Grid E OS Grid N 22304 300084 174272 Old School House BM 41. 09m A 42 22 CARDIFF ROA D 1 A 4222 1a Council Yard Eastfield Cot t 3 4 Quarry Cottage Solus 6 Eastfield Br yn hy fr East Court yd Th e Orchard 23 ll 0 12 Well-preserved early C19 house featuring channelled and scribed stucco to walls and slate roof. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - Church Street - Church of the Holy Cross 80 174594 28. 50 Garage PH 3m 13187 299396 Po 03.02.05 OS Grid E OS Grid N HIGH S TRE ET 48 Treasure Monument Listed Building 35 31 PH 36 2 h Centre 6 ET ST RE 29 B M .1 3m CH UR CH 7 26 S ou th G a te Church of the Holy Cross Ga C 3m S El . 28 Path Ta nk Rose Cottage ub a St Chy Playground Medieval church on key site in historic town centre. The church was probably founded with the medieval town, and was formerly a chapel of ease of Llanblethian Church. The present building incorporates C13 work; extended and partly rebuilt in C14 and C15; restored by John Pritchard 1848-53 and George Pace later in C20. Built of stone with slate roofs the church has several internal features of note including a C15 wagon roof to south aisle and several memorials to notable figures who lived or were born in the locality. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - Church Street - Church of the Holy Cross - Piers, Walls, Railings & Gates 81 58 60 Po n d r os (s it e PO 49 55 51 47 of) 50 28 Garage V er Bank s PH HI GH PH Ba 2 Library 63 To w nC . 3m 1 B an k Old Hall 48 ent nit re y bS ta 174625 45 35 STREE T 36 Su 62 13186 299385 56 03.02.06 OS Grid E OS Grid N 54 Treasure Monument Listed Building 7 29 M .1 3m CH UR CH B 6 ST RE ET ealth Centre all Sou th G a te Church of the Holy Cross m b Su El .3 28 Path Ta nk Rose Cottage St Ch Stonewalls laid in regular courses with stone coping; tall stone gate piers with pyramidal stone coping; wrought iron railings and gates of traditional design. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - Church Street - Church of the Holy Cross - Walls to the South, South-East and North-West 82 13188 299419 174557 C HU R Pat h Ta nk 24 Rose Cottage 29 BM .1 3m CH 7 03.02.07 OS Grid E OS Grid N ST RE Treasure Monument Listed Building Church of the Holy Cross en Gardtr e C en m S El .3 ub a St Chy Playground ay w er at tt a W Co The Poplars 9 In 1815 an Act of Vestry resolved that the Burial Ground "be enclosed in"; previously there seems to have been a fence. The enclosure took the form of stone rubble walls with very rough coping. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - Church Street - Cowbridge Grammar School Treasure Monument Listed Building 84 03.02.09 OS Grid E OS Grid N 13185 299353 174588 4 PH 6 7 ST RE ET Health Centre 29 B M .1 3m CH UR CH To Pa wn rk W all Ta Gate nk Rose Cottage use Ho r vo S ou th G a te Church of the Holy Cross 3m S El . 28 ub ive o Sch a St 1m 27. Chy ol Playground Exceptional former Grammar School building by important locally based architect, John Prichard. Founded in 1608 the school was under the governorship of Jesus College, Oxford from 1685-1919. The school was re-built between 1847-52 to Pritchard's design, with an asymmetrical front elevation incorporating motifs in late C16 to early C17 style. Prichard deliberately set out his design with the purpose of retaining "the existing character of the (old) schoolroom and of making the remainder of the buildings harmonise with the Church on the one side and with the ancient town gateway on the other". The building is important both for its quality and setting and also for its place in the town’s history. Now converted for residential use. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - Church Street - Cowbridge Grammar School Boot House 85 13184 299335 174567 ST 7 6 03.02.10 OS Grid E OS Grid N RE ET Treasure Monument Listed Building CH UR CH 29 B M .1 3m all Sou th G a te Church of the Holy Cross m a St e siv hen pre 3 8. b Su El n via Bo w Vie 2 1m 27. nk Rose Cottage use Ho Gate v or ne Dy tage t Co ) To r P wn ark W Ta Ca o Sch Chy ol Playground The Po C18 two storey Grammar School outbuilding with colour washed stone rubble walls and gabled slate roof. Being developed for residential accommodation - August 2004. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - Church Street - Cowbridge Grammar School - Wall To The South-East Of The Garden 86 03.02.11 OS Grid E OS Grid N 22284 299370 174537 2 g 48 Treasure Monument Listed Building PH 7 H To C H UR C Pa wn rk W al l th G Ta n e ous te H Ga r vo ne Dy age tt Co ) k Rose Cottage Sou 29 BM .1 3m Ca r 6 ST RE ET Health Centre Church of the Holy Cross a te m .3 El n via Bo 28 b Su a St ive 1m 27. ool Sch Chy Playgroun Late C19 wall of limestone rubble built after the demolition of a row of old houses opposite the school. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - Church Street - Numbers 6 and 7 79 Bear Hotel om Cenmunit t re y Ba 1 Sta 63 2 nk To w 62 Old Hall Bank s 58 56 60 Po n d r os 54 (s it e PO 49 55 51 of) 28. 50 Library nC ty's Su b 174637 V eri 13182 299374 Garage 47 PH 3m 03.02.04 OS Grid E OS Grid N HIGH 45 S TRE 48 Treasure Monument Listed Building ET PH 36 7 CH UR CH 29 B M .1 3m W 6 ST RE ET Health Centre all Ta nk Rose Cottage S ou th G ate Church of the Holy Cross 3m A two-unit house of mid C17 date now divided into two cottages retaining much of original character. Built of stone rubble walls and slate roofs. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - Eastgate - Number 18 - East House 87 13191 174388 30.8m 39 26 2 ST R 299868 b 22 1 to 1 5 TE Am T 23 e Th OF CR E AC RR 33 TCB te ga st s Ea ew M t Co 6 ge ta 13 12 03.02.12 OS Grid E OS Grid N EE T Treasure Monument Listed Building 2 1 2 1 Terraced House of C16 origins with early C19 façade and late C20 renovations. 13 38 1m Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - Eastgate - Number 44 - Ancient Druid Treasure Monument Listed Building 88 03.02.14 OS Grid E OS Grid N 13192 299768 174484 TC B 69 M C Gr elb G r e D otta aig our ne ge en ru Coid s tt Pa th 6 73 52 63 28 .0m 50 61 EA 53 ST G A TE 42 36 41 34 1 ST R 9 O FT Te 30 2 y 26 1 34 EE T 7 Au br e Well-preserved C18 terraced house with medieval origins. Two storey, rendered walls with steeply pitched slate roof and stone end stacks. Said to have once been a medieval pilgrims' hospice and later an inn in C18 and C19. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - Eastgate - Number 46 - The Armoury 89 13193 299760 174490 UI DS 64 64 a 03.02.15 OS Grid E OS Grid N 13 Treasure Monument Listed Building 66 Pa th 62 73 0m B 63 TC 28 . M C Gra elbo G re D ott a ig urn ge en ru e C ids ot t 69 61 EA ST G 53 52 50 42 6 AT E 36 41 EE T ST R 1 RO FT 9 Te rr 30.8m C y 26 1 7 ub re 2 34 34 1 A Well preserved C18 house of earlier origins with stuccoed front elevation, first floor sill band and plinth slate roof. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - Eastgate - Number 48 - East Villa 90 03.02.16 OS Grid E OS Grid N 13194 299754 174494 Pa Treasure Monument Listed Building TC B 69 63 28 .0 m 61 EA ST GA T 52 50 42 36 C18 two storey house with cellar, stuccoed front elevation and slate roof. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - Eastgate - Number 49 91 03.02.17 OS Grid E OS Grid N 22309 299823 174474 M e Co Gra t ta i g re D e n ru ge C i ds ot t TC B Treasure Monument Listed Building G 61 EA ST G 53 AT E 42 36 41 T RE E 1 34 30 8m Late C19 two-storey house in northern renaissance style with grey stonewalls and bathstone dressings. 53 E Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - Eastgate - Number 54 - Heath House Treasure Monument Listed Building 92 03.02.18 OS Grid E OS Grid N 13195 299728 174516 66 64 64 a 62 73 69 28 .0 m 63 52 50 42 Well-preserved two-storey house with roughcast clad walls, slate gabled roof and stone stacks. C18 frontage to possibly earlier core. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - Eastgate - Number 56 and 58 Treasure Monument Listed Building 93 03.02.19 OS Grid E OS Grid N 13196 299715 174524 66 64 64 a 62 73 69 28 .0 m 52 50 Pair of two storey late C18 to early C19 houses. Front elevations are each two bays wide with stucco and slate gabled roof. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - Eastgate - Number 66 'Colours' Treasure Monument Listed Building 95 03.02.21 OS Grid E OS Grid N 22286 299679 174547 s 25 .6m 91 87 74 1 85 72 2 3A 83 66 64 64 a Old Chapel 3 1 62 5 8 Three storey late C18 or early C19 house with two window front elevation and roughcast render over local stone exposed on ground floor which has modern shop front. Very similar to No.68 next door. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - Eastgate - Number 68 - Eastgate Gallery Treasure Monument Listed Building 96 03.02.22 OS Grid E OS Grid N 22310 Me ws 174553 1 25 .6m 91 87 74 85 72 1 2 83 3A es 299672 66 64 4 3 1 62 64 a Old Chapel 5 Three storey late C18 or early C19 house with two window front elevation and roughcast render over local stone exposed on ground floor which has modern shop front. Very similar to No.66 next door. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - Eastgate - Number 69 1447 OS Grid E OS Grid N 174524 C Of oun f ic c es 83 23 87 85 299750 3 Treasure Monument Listed Building 64 64 a 6 Pa th 62 73 TC B 52 28 .0 m M C o Gra elb o ur tt ig re D ne en ru ag e C id 69 63 50 G 61 EA 53 ST G AT E 42 Late C17 to early C18 two storey house featuring three bay front elevation with pebble dash cladding, slate gabled roof and brick stack to right and stone stack to left. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - Eastgate - Number 70 97 13197 299661 174553 Me ws 1 1 25 .6m 74 85 83 3A 66 Old Chapel 3 4 3 1 62 8 m Li 87 72 1 2 e es 91 64 a 03.02.23 OS Grid E OS Grid N 64 Treasure Monument Listed Building 5 Much altered but originated as C17 hearth passage house with hall chimney backing into entrance, and passage in outer room. Four bay front elevation with ground floor of exposed stone rubble and stuccoed first floor. Slate gabled roof with stone stack to left hand and pebbledash stack to right hand. Modern shop frontage. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - Eastgate - Number 71 and 73 98 03.02.24 OS Grid E OS Grid N 13190 299746 174531 C Of Treasure Monument Listed Building 85 83 Pa th 62 73 28 .0 m TC B 69 63 61 52 50 Two C16 houses with earlier medieval origins. Two storeys with stone rubble walls and pebbledash cladding to front elevation and slate gabled roofs. Modern shop frontages. A small section of wall painting of circa 1600 was discovered in No. 73. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - Eastgate - Number 77 99 03.02.25 OS Grid E OS Grid N 22285 87 85 83 299729 174549 C Of oun fic c es il Treasure Monument Listed Building 66 64 64 a 62 73 69 63 2 Two storey, three bay, early to mid C19 house with pebble-dashed render over local stone. Slate roof with bracketed eaves. 52 Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - Eastgate - Number 79 - Vale of Glamorgan Council Offices 100 03.02.26 OS Grid E OS Grid N 22296 299722 174557 C Of ou fic nc es il Treasure Monument Listed Building 91 87 85 83 66 64 64 a 62 73 69 Two storey, four bay, early to mid to late C19 house with C20 alterations. Cement render channelled with slate roof and bracketed eaves. Former Rural District Council Offices. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - Eastgate - Telephone Box Outside Royal Mail Delivery Office 94 03.02.20 OS Grid E OS Grid N 13475 299777 174503 Pa th Treasure Monument Listed Building 73 TC B 28 .0 m M e Co Gra lbo G ur t ta ig re D n 69 63 61 EA ST 53 G AT E 52 50 42 Telephone call box. EiiR, K6 type to the standard design of Giles Gilbert Scott, architect, of London, introduced by the GPO in 1936. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - Eastgate / Aberthin Road - Milestone 1650 OS Grid E OS Grid N 299922 e nc E AB 174334 22 Treasure Monument Listed Building 1 a St TH EP AD D 36 .0m 23 OC K 1 TH 2 13 12 1 2 6 1 ID NS EE GR 2 E 1 CA R D IF F LB 11 8 2 4 5 5a 6 6 Sc H 13 R OA B 41.0M9 m D A 42 22 4 2 PH 38.1m A 42 22 2 1a 1 3a 5a 5 3b 39.6m El Sub Sta The Milestone set in wall at junction at Eastgate and Aberthin Road. Carved with "XII MILES FROM CARDIFF". The next nearest milestone is on St. Hilary Down. This is possibly a milestone placed by an early Turnpike Trust. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - Eastgate Mews - Telephone Box 64 03.02.13 OS Grid E OS Grid N 13474 299847 174421 G re D en C Treasure Monument Listed Building 53 EA ST GA TE 42 36 F i on at St 41 S TR 1 EE T 34 30.8m FT C RO 22 1 o5 TE FT 23 Th O CR 1t 9 26 12 El Sub Sta E AC RR 33 TCB e at tg as s E ew M 28 la bu Am 1 39 Te rr ac e 2 y e 12 13 ge tta 6 o C MPIE 4 9 10 3 2 1 1 1 Telephone call box. GviR, K6 type to the standard design of Giles Gilbert Scott, architect, of London. This example manufactured by Lion Foundry Kirkintilloch, and probably dates from around 1950. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Between Number 25 and 27 Mounting Block 111 174658 1 3 M 1 Ta 13203 299518 Ho C ot neys ta g e 03.02.37 OS Grid E OS Grid N Ta Co ynto tta n ge 2 Ban k Treasure Monument Listed Building TO WN H 35 31 23 23 36 25.3m 23 TCB Pp Town Hall 26 22 Statue BM 14 Rare surviving mounting block of C18 or C19 origin. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Bridge at Glanthaw 2470 OS Grid E OS Grid N E Town Hall 174580 Penny Lane 1 3 r (H g M om e e f ad 19 5 13 The Old Brewery Lo n 25.6 4m 6 BM 10 7 Riv 5 er s ide Me ws 3 1 74 85 72 83 64 Old Chapel 62 8 3 73 4 3 1 10 87 66 9 91 m 3A e Th m Li es 2 Mews Cott es a 2 1 Lim C Of ou n fi c ci es l 1 25 .6 64 LB H on D PH e of ) 299657 2 Treasure Monument Listed Building 69 5 Former bridge over the River Thaw until river was diverted to the West. 52 8 L Limes 2 Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 26 Treasure Monument Listed Building 109 03.02.35 OS Grid E OS Grid N 13218 299504 174632 35 EET 31 23 23 36 25.3m 23 TCB Pp 26 22 Statue eo f) 14 (sit P at h te 24 Ga PH Number 26 is a two-storey, two bay house with roughcast cladding. Number 24 is not on the main road, but a detached cottage set back behind the street. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 1 'Aberthaw' or 'Glanthaw' Treasure Monument Listed Building 101 03.02.27 OS Grid E OS Grid N 13199 299659 174594 5 The Old Brewery 6 3 7 BR ive rsi 3 5 de Me ws 1 1 25 .6m 74 3A 72 1 2 8 m Li es 91 87 85 Two storey three bay C18 house with later alterations. Stonewalls, pebbledash cladding and slate gabled roof with gable stacks built up in late C19 or later yellow brick. 83 Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 16 Treasure Monument Listed Building 102 03.02.28 OS Grid E OS Grid N 13215 299536 174625 QU Town Hall 23 25.3m 23 TCB 23 Pp 22 Statue 14 of) 19 25. 6 4 (s it e 10 26 th P BM 24 Ga te PH Three storey two bay early C19 house with later alterations. Traditional shopfront with render to upper floors and slate gabled roof with flanking gabled stacks. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 18 Treasure Monument Listed Building 103 03.02.29 13216 OS Grid E OS Grid N 299529 174629 NH 31 23 Pp Statue 26 22 eo f) 14 19 25. 64 (sit P at h P BM 10 23 TCB SQ Town Hall 23 25.3m AL L te 24 Ga PH Two storey, three bay early C19 rendered house with slate gabled roof with stone stacks to centre and right hand end. Modern shop front to ground floor. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 20 Treasure Monument Listed Building 104 03.02.30 OS Grid E OS Grid N 13217 299518 174633 TO WN H 35 31 Town Hall 23 23 36 25.3m 23 TCB Pp 26 22 Statue BM 14 eo f) 10 (sit P at h 24 ate PH Two storey, three bay early C19 house with pebbledash cladding and slate gabled roof with stone stacks to centre and right hand end. Modern shop front to ground floor. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 22 Treasure Monument Listed Building 105 03.02.31 OS Grid E OS Grid N 13218 299510 174632 O 35 T 31 To H 23 36 25.3m 23 TCB 23 Pp Statue 26 22 eo f) 14 (sit Pat h te 24 Ga PH Two-storey, two bay early C19 house with roughcast front elevation and slate gabled roof. Shown here with a red front door. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 23 106 OS Grid E OS Grid N 13202 299543 174652 Ta Co ynto tta n ge 2 H on C ot ta 03.02.32 Ban k Treasure Monument Listed Building TO WN H 31 25.3m TCB 23 PC SQ UA R Town Hall 23 23 AL L Pp 22 Statue E PH BM 26 14 10 of) 19 25. 64m Two-storey building of C17 or earlier origin much altered and renovated in C20. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 23 - Telephone Box Outside 108 13476 299526 174653 Ta Co ynto tta n ge 2 Ho C otne ta 03.02.34 OS Grid E OS Grid N Ban k Treasure Monument Listed Building TO WN H 35 31 23 Pp 25. 6 Statue BM 22 3 26 14 of) 10 23 TCB S Town Hall 23 25.3m AL L Telephone call box. EiiR, K6 type to the standard design of Giles Gilbert Scott, architect, of London, introduced by the GPO in 1936. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 23 - Water Pump Against SE Elevation 107 OS Grid E OS Grid N 13201 299547 174647 Ta Co ynto tta n ge 2 H C 03.02.33 Ban Treasure Monument Listed Building TO WN H 31 25.3m TCB PC SQ UA R Town Hall 23 23 AL L 23 Pp 22 Statue E PH BM 26 14 10 ite of) 19 25. 64m Well preserved C17 iron water pump, retaining spout, handle, pyramidal coping and, on the front, the inscription: "Bamford and Frost Protected Lift Pump". The pump has a stone trough before it and stands on a raised platform of stone slabs with stone rubble sides, which is set against the South East gable wall of no 23 High Street. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 27 110 2 1 1 3 Mew s nt o n 174672 Ta y 13204 299519 Ta Co ynto tta n ge 2 Hon Cot eysu tag ckle es 03.02.36 OS Grid E OS Grid N Ban k Treasure Monument Listed Building TO WN H 35 31 23 25.3m 23 TCB 23 Pp Statue 22 36 26 Two-storey house of early C17 origins. Gable end wall to street frontage, roughcast cladding and slate roof with rendered brick stack. Town Hall A Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 28 Treasure Monument Listed Building 112 03.02.38 OS Grid E OS Grid N 13219 299500 174638 45 35 T REE T 31 23 23 36 25.3m TCB 23 Pp 26 22 Statu 14 ( s it e P at h 24 Two storey, two bay late C18 or early C19 house with roughcast elevation and slate gabled roof. C20 shop front on ground floor. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 29 113 nt o n 1 3 Ta y 2 1 Ta Co ynto tta n ge 2 Ban k 174672 Mew s 22287 299512 Ho Cotneysu tag ckle es 03.02.39 OS Grid E OS Grid N Ve ri ty's Treasure Monument Listed Building TO W 35 31 23 25.3m 23 TCB 23 Pp Tow Ha Statue 22 36 26 Two-storey building with attic, probably late C19 rebuilding of earlier structure. Gable end faces street, modern shop front. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 30 - Ogmore Vale Bakery 114 03.02.40 OS Grid E OS Grid N 13220 299493 174642 tta g B Treasure Monument Listed Building 47 45 H ST 35 REE T 31 23 23 36 25.3m TCB 23 P 26 22 Sta 4 P at h 24 Three storey, two bay C19 house with earlier origins. Pebbledash cladding to front elevation with stuccoed dressings and slate gabled roof. Ground floor shop front in early C19 style, possibly re-fashioned in early C20. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 31 115 nt o Mew s 3 k 1 Ta Co ynt o t ta n ge 2 Ban 2 Veri 174673 Tay 22312 299507 Hon Cot e ysu tag ckle es 03.02.41 OS Grid E OS Grid N ty Treasure Monument Listed Building 35 31 23 25.3m 23 TCB 22 36 26 Building retaining some C17 character, whose gable-facing street elevation reflects burgess plots of ancient Cowbridge. 23 Pp St t Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 32 and 34 - The Great House 116 13221 299483 174644 47 PH HIG H T Co 2 51 H Co 03.02.42 OS Grid E OS Grid N Ban Treasure Monument Listed Building 45 35 STRE ET 31 23 23 36 25.3m TCB 2 26 22 Pat h 24 Amongst the finest of surviving C16 gentry’s town houses in the Vale comprising two storeys and attic with roughcast cladding to front elevation and slate gabled roof. Features include L-shaped first floor hall, dating probably from mid to later C16 and possibly built by the Carnes of Nash Manor. On a smaller scale but with similar stylistic external features to St Fagans Castle or Upper House (Ty Mawr), Llantwit Major, that is, with its mullioned windows and with its two conjoined gables and parapet in front elevation. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 33 - LloydsTSB Bank 117 Ban k Mew s 3 Ta Co ynto tta n ge 2 47 1 49 nt o n 174671 Ta y 22288 299498 Hon Cot e ysu tag ckle es 03.02.43 OS Grid E OS Grid N Ve ri ty' Treasure Monument Listed Building 45 35 ST R EET 31 23 25.3m 23 TCB 23 Pp Statu 22 36 26 Three storey three bay mid C19 building with rendered walls, slate gabled roof and stone end stacks. C20 ground floor frontage to bank, with Doric style columns supporting entablature. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 34 and 36 - Former Coach House to rear Treasure Monument Listed Building 118 03.02.44 OS Grid E OS Grid N 22311 299465 174640 47 45 .3m PH H IGH ST RE 35 ET 31 48 PH 36 25.3m 26 22 P at h 24 Two-storey early C19 houses with painted rubble walls and slate gabled roof. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 35, 35a & 35b 119 Ban k 47 nt o n Ta Co t 2 51 1 49 Ta y 3 174681 1 Ve ri ty's C 299489 H on C ot eysu ta g ck le es 13205 ou r 03.02.45 OS Grid E OS Grid N 2 Treasure Monument Listed Building 45 HIGH ST RE 35 ET 31 23 25.3m 23 TCB 36 26 Two-storey C18 to early C19 former pair of houses now with several subdivisions. Front elevation with roughcast cladding and continuous slate gabled roof. 23 Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 36 & 38 Woodcocks and W G Davies 120 174647 51 47 2 55 H C 13222 299469 Ban 03.02.46 OS Grid E OS Grid N 45 PH H IGH ST RE 35 ET 31 48 H 36 25.3m 22 Treasure Monument Listed Building 26 Pat h Three storey four bay C19 front elevation to building possibly of earlier origin. Archway with keystone dated 1832. Modern shop front. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 39 - Xantippe 122 174682 ou rt 3 Ve ri ty's C 3 4 Ba n k 51 47 PH HIGH 2 5 1 49 H on C ot eysu ta g ckle es 13206 299476 1 03.02.48 OS Grid E OS Grid N 2 Treasure Monument Listed Building 45 35 ST RE ET 31 2 25.3m 36 Three storey two bay building of C17 origins with mid C19 pilastered façade recently restored. Front gable end wall to street with stuccoed cladding. C20 shop front to ground floor. TC Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 40 & 42 121 13223 299465 174650 51 47 45 m PH 8.3 H IGH 2 55 Ho C ot 03.02.47 OS Grid E OS Grid N Ban k Treasure Monument Listed Building 35 ST R EET 31 48 PH 36 25.3m 26 22 P at Three-storey three bay building of C17 origin with façade altered in late C18 or early C19. Slate gabled roof with red brick stack to left hand of centre and stone stack at left hand end. Late C19 and later C20 shop fronts to ground floor. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 41 - Lloyds Chemist 123 174683 ou rt Ba n k 51 47 45 m H IGH ST RE E 35 T 31 36 PH 48 H 2 55 1 49 H on C ot eysu tag ckle es 3 3 4 Veri ty's C 13207 299469 1 03.02.49 OS Grid E OS Grid N 2 Treasure Monument Listed Building 25.3m Two storey building of C17 origins with attic and gable end to street. Roughcast cladding, slate gabled roof with large stone stack on ridge towards rear of front wing and tall stone stack to left hand. On ground floor, wide modern bow shaped shop window. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 43 Treasure Monument Listed Building 124 03.02.50 OS Grid E OS Grid N 13208 299462 174685 1 Ba n k 51 47 45 .3m PH HIGH 28 2 55 ST RE 35 ET 31 48 PH 36 25.3m Two storey building of C17 origins with attic and gable end to street. Roughcast cladding, slate gabled roof with cresting and several stacks. Modern shop front to ground floor incorporating late C19 features. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 45, 47 and Vertity's Court 1446 47 H IGH 48 28 .3m Ba n k 51 PH 2 55 e of) H on C ott eysuc ag e kle s 3 Ver ity's Co u rt M ew C raft C entr e 49 45 35 ST RE ET 31 25.3m 26 PO 5 54 50 PH 7 C otts 1 (sit 36 Bank 6 ST RE ET R ose 3 4 63 ros s 174686 22 1 2 Bear Hotel nC 299447 1 OS Grid E OS Grid N 2 Treasure Monument Listed Building 1 49 H on C ot eysu tag ckle es 3 4 Veri 1 3 ty's C ou rt 2 PO Number 45, former C18 house reduced in height. On West side, covered access through into Verity's Court (see also 1648). Number 47, former C18 building with bay above Victorian shopfront. Both units have slated, pitched roofs, stacks and ? facades. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 48 - Duke of Wellington Public House 125 Tow n Bank Cro s s (sit e 174658 PO V 13224 299416 49 55 51 of) 47 PH .3m 03.02.51 OS Grid E OS Grid N 58 56 54 50 28 HIG H 48 Treasure Monument Listed Building 45 STR EET EE T ST R 3m BM C H UR C H 7 36 6 PH Front wing of medieval origins the inn was known as the Black Horse until about 1850. Renamed after the first Duke of Wellington is thought to have stayed here on a visit to General Picton’s family in Carmarthenshire. Until early C20, one of a row of three similar vernacular buildings. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 50 126 03.02.52 OS Grid E OS Grid N 13225 299395 174671 Bear Hotel Bank 49 55 51 of) 47 PH m (sit e PO 28 .3 Cr o ss 48 63 Tow n 3 62 58 56 54 2 Ba n k 3 Treasure Monument Listed Building 45 HIG H STR EET 60 50 7 6 ST RE ET PH Two-storey building with attic, probably of C17 origins altered in C18 or early C19. Exposed local rubble walls (formerly stuccoed) with slate gabled roof. Remnants of C19 shop fronts to ground floor. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 51 and 53 - Vale of Glamorgan Public House 127 174686 1 2 49 55 of) 51 47 PH .3m (sit e PO Ba n Bank Cro ss Ver ity 63 3 3 4 ear otel 's C our t C 22289 299437 1 03.02.53 OS Grid E OS Grid N 2 Treasure Monument Listed Building 54 50 28 HIG H 45 35 STRE ET 48 PH 36 Mid C19 public house, associated with brewing and lemonade making. Two-storey building with stuccoed walls, slate roof and yellow brick stacks. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 52 Treasure Monument Listed Building 128 03.02.54 OS Grid E OS Grid N 13226 299385 174671 Bear Hotel Bank (sit e 55 60 50 ge 51 of) 47 PH m s PO 28 .3 62 58 56 54 2 Cro s HIG H 48 63 Tow n 3 1 Ba n k 7 6 ST RE ET PH Three storey three bay C18 to early C19 building with roughcast cladding and slate gabled roof with stone flanking stacks. ST Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 54 - Farthings Restaurant 129 13227 299375 174676 Bear Hotel 1 Ba nk 63 2 To w n Bank Cro s s (sit e PO 55 of) 62 58 56 60 54 50 Garage 28 .3m un it e y PH HI 48 03.02.55 OS Grid E OS Grid N 3 4 Treasure Monument Listed Building 7 TR EE T 6 PH Three storey three bay building with stone rubble elevation exposed in C20. Slate gabled roof with flanking stone stacks. Ground floor garage converted to restaurant in late C20. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 55 - Sam Smith Travel & Watts and Morgan 130 (sit e PO 49 55 51 of) 47 PH 58 56 54 50 28 .3m s Ver ity Bank 48 Cro s 3 3 4 63 's C our t 1 2 Bear Hotel To w n M Cr Cen 174692 PH 45 HIG H STRE ET 36 22290 299420 1 03.02.56 OS Grid E OS Grid N 2 Treasure Monument Listed Building Well preserved two-storey C19 house. Scribed rendered walls with slate roof, bracketed eaves, stone chimney and slate roof. Central C20 doorway in neo-Georgian style with panelled pilasters, two modern glazed doors to sides of lobby. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 56 Treasure Monument Listed Building 131 03.02.57 OS Grid E OS Grid N 22291 299366 174678 73 3 4 Bear Hotel 2 62 all 63 Tow n 58 56 60 54 Po n d Bank Cr o ss (sit e PO 55 of) 50 Garage 28 .3m 1 Ba nk P 48 Co mm Ce u nit n tr e y PH 6 7 RE ET e Three-storey house probably from early C19. Stucco render to walls with slate roof and end stacks in yellow brick. C20 shop front to ground floor with central doorway flanked by shop windows. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 58 Treasure Monument Listed Building 132 03.02.58 OS Grid E OS Grid N 13228 299360 174685 75 73 Co mm Ce un it ntr e y Bear Hotel (sit e PO 5 of) 56 60 Garage .3m s 28 62 58 Po n d Bank 50 Cro s 48 2 Hall 63 To w n 54 1 Ba nk PH tre Once the town residence of the squires of Caecady. Building essentially of early 19th century & consists of 3 storeys with a 3 bay front elevation. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 60 Treasure Monument Listed Building 133 03.02.59 OS Grid E OS Grid N 13229 174672 Bear Hotel Co mm Ce un ity n tr e ta 1 bS 299342 63 2 Ba nk Tow n 62 Old Hall 56 Po n d 58 60 54 (sit e of ) 50 Library Bank Cro ss Garage 7 6 ST RE ET lth Centre Once the Green Dragon Inn this tall and narrow three-storey building dates from C17 with early C19 façade. Stuccoed front elevation, old slate roof with modern brick stack to left hand and rendered stack to right hand. Segmental carriage arch with voussoirs on ground floor. A twelve-pane sash window on each upper floor. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 61- HSBC Bank 134 03.02.60 OS Grid E OS Grid N 22294 299391 174707 Mew s Craft Cen tr e T he S Treasure Monument Listed Building 7 1 2 73 3 4 Bear Hotel Bank s (sit e PO 49 55 of) 51 47 PH 62 58 56 60 50 28 .3m 2 Cro s HIG H STR E 48 63 To w n 54 1 Ban k Single storey bank building from early C20. Stone built in buff ashlar with bathstone dressings. Door case features include Ionic pilasters and segmental pediment. Bathstone entablature with dentil cornice, and parapet is also of note. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 62 - Barclays Bank Treasure Monument Listed Building 135 03.02.61 OS Grid E OS Grid N 22301 29.0 m 299335 174688 75 73 3 to 6 Su b Co mm Ce u nit n tr e y Bear Hotel 63 Ba nk 1 Sta 2 Tow n 62 Old Hall 56 Po n d 58 60 54 Library Ban Cr o ss (sit e Garage ealth Centre Three-storey C19 building with smooth render façade over local stone. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 63 - The Bear Hotel 137 13210 299377 174721 CO O LA 5 Stab les T he 6 7 1 M ew s C raft C 03.02.63 OS Grid E OS Grid N Gl e C o nfield ttag e Treasure Monument Listed Building 1 2 75 73 2 Ban k 63 T ow nC ros s Bank (sit eo PO 55 5 f) 3m 1 62 58 56 54 60 ond 3 4 Bear Hotel mu ni tr e ty PH H 50 Formerly a town house associated with Llanmihangel Place of late medieval or possibly earlier origin. Some very interesting internal features of different periods. Also a coaching inn the building has a fascinating history of use. The former Assembly Room, for example, was once licensed for use by the Quakers in the C18. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 66 - The Market Place Restaurant 138 03.02.64 OS Grid E OS Grid N 13231 299258 174717 t Ga te 1 (site of) 83 12 4 2 29 .0 m 1 66 Wes Gl e C nfi EA Treasure Monument Listed Building Bank Inn 3 TH EB UT TS 4 75 3 to 6 Car Park El S ub Co mm C e u ni ty ntr e Sta Pon d Old Hall Library Two-storey public house with rendered stone rubble walls. Some very old internal features possibly circa 1400 and external, medieval cusped window. The building also abuts the old town walls on the North West side. Formerly lay adjacent to the West gate of the town. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 77 - Llwyn Celyn 139 174737 3 6 s Sta ble T he 6 1 7 83 66 Inn ar rk 1 29.0 m N OR TH R OA CO OP E L AN RS E Wo o ds toc M ew s k 5 2 5 299314 Gle C o nfi eld ttag e 13211 EA G LE LA N E 03.02.65 OS Grid E OS Grid N 75 73 3 to 6 El S u Bea Hot 1 2 bS ta Co mm C e u ni ty ntr e Ban k 62 Old Hall Well preserved two storey stone built house of mid C19. 6 T ow nC ros 58 Treasure Monument Listed Building Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 81 140 174745 1 2 5 6 1 of) 7 83 29.0 m 66 Inn 1 (site NO CO Gle C o nfi eld ttag e LE LA N E EA G Stockwo 1 3 6 Wo o ds toc M ew s k OP E L AN RS E 4 2 5 bles 13212 299300 Sta 03.02.66 OS Grid E OS Grid N T he Treasure Monument Listed Building 75 73 3 to 6 Car Park El S u Co mm C e uni ty ntr e Ban k 1 bS ta 2 T 62 Three-storey early to mid C19 house with pebbledash cladding and slate gabled roof with red brick stack. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 83 - Woodstock House Treasure Monument Listed Building 141 03.02.67 OS Grid E OS Grid N 13213 299286 174746 1 Sto CO OPE L AN RS E 5 Gl e C ot nfi eld tag e EA G 2 6 Gat e 3 6 Wo o ds toc Mew s k 1 LE L A NE 4 2 5 1 of) 7 (site 83 2 1 66 Car Park 1 75 73 3 to 6 El S u 2 bS ta Co mm Ce u ni ty ntr e 1 EB U TT S 3 Inn 29.0 m Three-storey late C18 town house formerly the home of the Wyndham family. Recently restored. Ban Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Number 83 - Woodstock House, NW Boundary Wall 142 13214 299269 174747 Somerset House 1 4 3 Ga H or den us e W it sE nd 03.02.68 OS Grid E OS Grid N 2 Treasure Monument Listed Building Eag C ott le 1 Stoc a te CO OP L AN ERS E 1 of) 1 T 83 1 29. 0 m 66 12 4 2 75 Inn BU TT S 3 Bank 7 (site 4 5 6 Wes tG 3 6 Wo ods toc Mew s k Gle C ot nfield tag e 11 1 2 EA G LE L A NE 4 2 5 73 3 to 6 Car Park Co m C e munit ntr e y 1 El Su bS ta C18 to C19 high wall of stone rubble with rounded rendered coping forms NW boundary wall to Woodstock House property, but also runs on the line of the medieval town wall whose footings are possibly incorporated here. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - The Old Brewery Building Treasure Monument Listed Building 145 03.02.71 OS Grid E OS Grid N 13198 299672 174600 5 The Old Brewery 6 7 3 ers i 5 de Me ws 1 25 .6m 74 72 1 2 3A es 91 87 85 83 Part of former brewery building of C19 origins. Earlier C19 building shown on this site on tithe map. Later extensions to rear of building. Ba Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - The Old Hall 136 174720 G le Co nf tt ag C 13230 299290 5 03.02.62 OS Grid E OS Grid N EA Treasure Monument Listed Building 6 1 7 of) 83 29.0 2 1 66 Inn 3 m 75 73 3 to 6 Car Park El Su b Co mm Ce u nit ntr e y Sta Ba n 1 2 HE BU T TS 1 (site 62 Old Hall Po n d 60 Library The Old Hall is a two-storey building with features dating from the C16 & early C17. The Old Hall was the property of the Edmondes family. Dr Benjamin Malkin (1776-1842), traveller and social reformer, also lived here. Much of the building has been altered the front elevation, for example, is overlaid with features in a C19 Tudor style. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Town Hall 143 1 3 23 PC SQ UA RE Town Hall Pp Statue PH BM 22 26 of) 14 site 19 25. 6 4m 13 7 23 10 23 TCB AL L 6 2 TO WN H 31 25.3m Wi25.0mCar l lo wW alk Ta C o ynto tta n ge 5 Ta y Me 2 1 H on C ott eysuc ag e s 174653 1 13200 299568 2 03.02.69 OS Grid E OS Grid N 3 Treasure Monument Listed Building LB R Cowbridge Town Hall was built between 1823-30 to the plans procured by the Reverend John Montgomery Traherne, and incorporating some of the cells of the former House of Correction moved from Cowbridge to Swansea in 1829. The building is constructed of ashlar stone with slate hipped roofs. Features include the square clock tower with pilasters and fluted frieze to front end, the tower surmounted by a square bellcot with cupola and crowning weathervane. Front clock face with the following inscription below: "This clock was presented to the Town by The Right Rev Edward Coplestone DD Bishop of Llandaff 1836". Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Town Hall - War Memorial Treasure Monument Listed Building 144 03.02.70 OS Grid E OS Grid N 22299 299559 174638 TO WN H Town Hall 23 5.3m 23 23 TCB PC AL LS QU AR E Pp 22 Statue PH BM 19 25. 6 14 10 of) 4m 1 (s it e LB 2 24 War memorial consisting of white stone statue of soldier in uniform on tall stone plinth with names of fallen of both World Wars. Circa 1921. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - High Street - Verity's Court - Cobbled Paving Treasure Monument Listed Building 1648 OS Grid E OS Grid N 299447 174677 1 our t Ba n k 51 .3m 28 45 35 ST R EET 31 36 48 50 PH HIG H 25 26 47 PH 2 55 Ho n Co tt ey su ag e c kle s 's C Ver ity 49 The only remaining cobbled paving in public use in Cowbridge. This example is located in the archway which leads to Verity's Court. The triangular blocks at the base of the wall were designed to keep carts etc. away from the wall. 2 3 4 3 1 PO (sit e of ) ET 2 Bank Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - The Butts - Numbers 1 to 3 76 03.02.01 OS Grid E OS Grid N 22283 28 .7 m 299230 174725 11 Wes tG Wo ods t oc Mew s EA G LE L A Treasure Monument Listed Building ate 1 24 12 (site of) 83 4 2 1 66 Inn TH EB UT TS 4 3 to 6 Car Park 3 Bank 29 .0 m El Su bS C C ta Old Ha Library Group of early C19 houses on prominent and historic site in conservation area. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - The Butts - Town Walls 77 1 3 S m C Sta bles 75 73 3 to 6 Car Park El Su b Bear Hotel 6 Com m C en u nit tre y St a 1 2 THE BU TT 4 1 12 4 Stafford Coach House 5 83 29.0 Inn 2 Hall 1 of) Th e (site Bank 1 Gle Cot n tag E te 2 Club 3 Ban k Tow 62 Li nd Hou u m se t Ga Old Hall Ba ros s P on d 58 (s 60 Library nC 56 Wes a 54 Yo u entrt h e 174615 66 13181 299269 7 03.02.02 OS Grid E OS Grid N 6 Treasure Monument Listed Building Garage Cattle Market CH H UR C al l Rose Cottage ou se eH Gat S ou th G ate 28 .3 m El ian Bov View m 27.1 ool h Sc e a St 2 dge b Su s ate thg nd thla e Lo ll eg Co S ou 4 ay thw r S ouo me fo ed) (H e Ag th S ou Playing Field W r evo Dyn tag e C ot (Y BONT-FAEN) Parwn k 29 BM .1 3m Ca r PC Ta nk COWBRIDGE ST RE 7 ET 6 Health Centre To Chy Earl Gilbert de Clare, Lord of Glamorgan, is thought to have directed in 1266 the building of protective walls round the boroughs of Cowbridge, Neath and Cardiff. The present walls in Cowbridge probably date from early C14. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - Town Hall Square - The Institute 146 22295 e 1 3 Tay 174683 2 nt o n Mew s rag 299578 Wi25.0mCa llo wW alk Ta Co ynt o t ta n ge TO WN H 23 3 23 PC SQ UA RE Town Hall 23 TCB AL L 1 03.02.72 OS Grid E OS Grid N 2 Treasure Monument Listed Building Pp Well-detailed C19 building of group value with Town Hall. Circa 1895; originally 3 rooms. Extended to N to house billiard room. Built of local stone with bathstone dressings. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - Town Mill Road - Rose Cottage - Including Forecourt Garden Walls 148 13232 299314 174579 7 03.02.74 OS Grid E OS Grid N HU W al l e o us eH Gat or nev Dy tag e t Co Sou th G Ta nk Rose Cottage 29 BM .13 m RC H To Pa wn rk C Ca r ST RE E Treasure Monument Listed Building ate El an ovi .3m 28 Su b ve a St 1m 27 . ool Chy Sch Two-storey whitewashed stone rubble cottage built against the line of or incorporating the structure of the medieval town wall which extends as far as the South Gate which Rose Cottage adjoins. Probably early C19. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - Town Mill Road - Rose Cottage, NW Garden Wall 1662 03.02.73 OS Grid E OS Grid N 13233 299300 174600 P Treasure Monument Listed Building Garage 6 7 To ark wn W 29 B M .1 3m rP all Rose Cottage th G ate 28 .3 m b Su El nds n via Bo w V ie a St dge Lo ge gate ut h So la ut h So use Ho vor ne Dy tage t Co Sou nk Ca Ta PC te Ga DGE AEN) CH UR CH ST RE ET Health Centre 27. e 1m o Sch Chy ol These appear to be in part C18 or C19 garden walls built on the line of the medieval town walls, probably incorporating the medieval town walls in the foundations and possibly in their own walling. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - Town Mill Road - South Gate (Porth y Felin) 83 03.02.08 13183 299326 174573 wn HU R To ark Wa ll C rP e o us te H Ga vor ne Dy age tt Co th G Ta nk Rose Cottage S ou 29 BM .1 3m Ca CH ST R 7 EE T OS Grid E OS Grid N 21/2036/GM094 (GLA)RG 6 Treasure Monument Listed Building ate Church Holy Bo m .3 28 S El n via ub n eh e e si v h Sc a St m 27.1 l oo Chy Play Extremely rare example of medieval town gate in Glamorgan. In 1266 Earl Gilbert de Clare Lord of Glamorgan, is thought to have directed the building of protective walls round the boroughs of Cowbridge, Neath and Cardiff. Present gate possibly dates from early C14 with later repairs in 1805 and 1862. The South Gate is the only surviving gateway of the original walled town. Originally vaulted with an upper floor or garderobe. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - Town Mill Road - The Poplars Inc. Garden Wall and Gate Treasure Monument Listed Building 149 03.02.75 OS Grid E OS Grid N 13235 299413 174497 Church of the Holy Cross 3m b Su El e Gard t C en a St Chy Playground The Poplars 9 FB River Thaw n) (Afon Dda wa Early C19 two storey stone built house. Front & rear gardens are surrounded by a stonewall with a C19 iron gate to the front and stone stile to the rear. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - Westgate - Number 1 and 3 151 174756 Somerset House d W it s En 1 4 11 24 W est Ga te 12 (s it e 83 2 1 4 3 TT S 29.0 m 75 Inn Car Park 73 3 to 6 El S u bS ta Com m Cen unit t re y 1 2 THE BU 4 ds M ewto ck s 1 of) 66 Bank 3 6 2 5 W oo 1 28. 7m E AG LE L ANE B 5 3 4 1 Ga r Ho den us e Ha ll E ag Cot le t Gle Cot n field tag e 13236 299248 2 03.02.77 OS Grid E OS Grid N 1 2 Treasure Monument Listed Building Old H ll Two storey stone built former Inn, assembly room, and school constructed during C17 and C18. Described in 1767 as the Spread Eagle Inn, by 1805 it was in use as the Eagle Academy, which counted amongst its pupils Dean Howell, Judge Gwilym Williams and, probably, General Nott.The assembly room was possibly the "new assembly room" in which John Wesley preached in 1758. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - Westgate - Number 21 153 13237 174808 Th e Co tta ge Ruscombe House 299121 Ch ur c 03.02.79 OS Grid E OS Grid N Ha ll Treasure Monument Listed Building Ha ll 27 Pp BM 28.9 8m Police Sta WE STG A TE 13 LB 36 34 28 .7 m Yo C uth m 24 Early to mid C19 two-storey stone building with stuccoed cladding and slate gabled roof with modern brick flanking stacks. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - Westgate - Number 34 155 03.02.81 OS Grid E OS Grid N 22292 299125 174780 Ha C Treasure Monument Listed Building Bu r ra d oo Ho use 13 LB 28 . 7m L in H o du m u se 24 12 cha rd 36 Yo Ce uth ntr e WE STG A TE 34 BM 28. 98m Police Sta Ha ll 27 Pp El Sub Sta Club 1 Early C19 two storey stone built house with pebbledash render and slate roof. Rounded arched doorway with fanlight. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - Westgate - Number 4 - National Westminster Bank 152 03.02.78 OS Grid E OS Grid N 13239 28 . 7m 299217 174736 EA G LE L A NE Treasure Monument Listed Building 11 24 t Ga te 1 (site of) 12 4 2 1 66 Wes Bank Inn El S u T HE 4 BU TT S 3 Car Park Mid C19 two-storey stone building with stuccoed cladding and slate gabled roof. Originally The National Provincial Bank, established in Cowbridge in 1835. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - Westgate - Police Station 157 Ruscombe House MS 222 Ch ur c TCB A4 174786 ll 22293 299090 Ha 03.02.83 OS Grid E OS Grid N Th e Co t ta ge Treasure Monument Listed Building 44 Ha ll Burr ado Ho o use 8m WE S TG 13 ATE LB 28. Lin d Ho um u se Yo C e uth ntr e 24 We st O r ch ar d Police Sta 28.9 36 BM 34 Ty Da fyd d 38 Greystones 27 Pp El Sub Sta Club 1 2 Two-storey police station building constructed of grey coursed stone with buff ashlar dressings. Perhaps of two periods, mid C19 and circa 1900. Similar in some ways to St. Nicholas Police Station, dated 1858. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - Westgate - Police Station - Water Pump 156 174807 2 Ruscombe House MS 222 Ch u A4 Ha ll TCB 222 l Ashton Court Th e Co t ta ge A4 Cottages St Sh or tl a Ha Wayside L 22303 299064 nd s 03.02.82 OS Grid E OS Grid N fa Treasure Monument Listed Building 48 44 Ty Da fy d d 38 27 Pp WE S TG 36 13 ATE rd Police Sta 28.9 8m 34 Burr ado Ho o us e BM st O rch a We Yo u C e th ntr e Lin Houd um se Greystones El Sub Sta Well preserved C19 water pump made of cast iron. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - Westgate - Telephone Box outside Hill View and The Haven Treasure Monument Listed Building 150 03.02.76 OS Grid E OS Grid N 13477 299025 174842 DS Tynewydd CL OS E n The Elms S Sh or tl a A4 Ashton Court TCB 222 A4 Ruscombe House MS 222 Th e Co t ta ge Wayside nd s Ha fa RO MA NR OA D Sta Maes Melyn Hill View nw e Woodlands El Su b 7 Ffyrlings 48 54 44 Burr ado Ho o use A Greystones Police Sta ard 52 Corner BM EiiR, K6 type. Square red kiosk of cast-iron construction to the standard design of Giles Gilbert Scott, architect, of London. Design introduced in the GPO in 1936. This example manufactured by Carron Company, Stirlingshire and dates from late 1950s. 28.9 8m 36 Ty Da fyd d 38 Rowan 27 Pp Cowbridge with Llanblethian Cowbridge - Westgate - United Free Church (Ramoth Chapel) Treasure Monument Listed Building 154 13238 ta 1 ub S Ly th an s aes elyn 174848 14 El S 299150 7 03.02.80 OS Grid E OS Grid N 2 St Sycamore Cottages Ch ur ch e C oe Ha ll 27 BM 28. 98m d fry n Ga H or den us e Ha ll Th Co e tta g 2 scombe House l Ashton Court 13 WE Originally Ramoth Baptist Chapel. Dated 1828 externally. Remarkably well-preserved interior of early C19 character. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Llanblethian - Caer Dynnaf Treasure Monument Listed Building 1632 OS Grid E OS Grid N 21/0894/GM100 (GLA) 298363 174255 Pond 66.4m Pond Pa th (u m ) (u BM 66.37m 65.5m th Pa Coed Gribs m ) Coed Gribs Llanblethian Hill Llanblethian Hill Caer Dynnaf (remains of) Caer Dynnaf (remains of) Llanb Fort Fort 4.1m Track St al lc Mew ou rt s Pond M Sta l co ew urt s Pond Stallcourt House CH UR C H Po CH URC H rn ho e wt Ha Lo dg R OA D Ash Tree House The White Lodge 7 R O AD n thor e Haw Lodg Three Elms Forest Lyn k AL Th P dd The Paddock 75.0m ST Ash Tree House Pond Stallcourt House Iron age hill fort. A multivallate fort (possessing many ditches), apparently containing a village of six contiguous farmsteads, of Roman age, possibly developed from a univallate enclosure. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Llanblethian - Castle Hill - St. Quintin's Castle 71 OS Grid E OS Grid N 21/2036/GM094 (GLA) 03.03.04 13146 298914 174177 (A fo n Dd Treasure Monument Listed Building Ri ve r Path (um) Th aw th Pa HIL CASTLE 44.2m BM 29.36m Llanblethian Castle (remains of) Castle Cott El Sub Sta 27.1m Four Hedges Castle 1 Edge Pp ST S St Quentins House Cefn-Bryn Bali Hai lyn Brynce HILL The Mill TIN EN QU Cae r Cast 37.5m rr Te LE CAST St The Firs 's t in en Qu Vale View 4 L HIL lyn Brynce tage le Cot Thimb St Quintins Cottage 1 2 21 Thimb 9 le Co Dando River Flat ttage Rathlin Mill Cottage Substantial remains of a medieval castle. Although known as St. Quintin's Castle after the first Lords of Llanblethian, The St. Quintin family were dispossessed in 1233 by Richard Siward, upon whose outlawry in 1245, the Castle passed to Richard de Clare, Lord of Glamorgan. Only the ruinous keep of C12 can be associated with the St. Quintin family. The gatehouse belongs with the newly fortified enclosure probably begun circa 1312 by Gilbert III de Clare, killed at Bannockburn in 1314. There are stylistic links with Caerphilly Castle. From C15 onwards Castle was used as a prison. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Llanblethian - Church of St. John the Baptist Treasure Monument Listed Building 68 03.03.01 OS Grid E OS Grid N 13144 298502 174026 g RT OU LC AL ST Forest Lyn CL 8 9 E OS St Bleddian Church il Cot Picton House t Cross Cottage Rose Cot t Hill Cott BM 65.22m 63.4m th Pa 59.1m Cross Three Oaks SE 55.2m L C LO 4 Chantry Rise 23 9 ottage Medieval parish church with much surviving detail and fine tower. The earliest documentary evidence for the church is a charter of the mid C12 when the church was a possession of Tewkesbury Abbey. Evidence in the fabric of C12 origins, and work of C14. Tower said to have been built to the expense of Anne Neville, wife of Richard III, 1477, and has stylistic links with Devon or Somerset. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Llanblethian - Church Road - Roadside Cross Treasure Monument Listed Building 69 03.03.02 OS Grid E OS Grid N 13145 173976 th Pa (u ALL ST Forest Lyn 298565 m ) URT CO CL OSE St Bleddian Church Pen-y-garreg Picton House Cross Cottage e Hillsid BM 65.22m 63.4m Cross Path (um) LO SE 9 55.2m C Hill Down HIL L Highgate HU R CH 24 .2m 30 Llanblethian 4 Chantry Rise 23 My Path) (um th Pa Cross House 59.1m Three Oaks C The Stables 17 1 CH UR CH 13 Hill House The Old Vicarage High RO AD The Coach House 5 Beeches 21 10 El Sub Sta Broomhill BM 37.2m 34.88m Tanyfron n LB LL 14 Old Bar Bute Cott Peterhouse Remains of roadside cross. Medieval origin. Stump of square shaft in square socket on base of three restored square steps. Sides of socket retain traces of arcading. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Llanblethian - Cross House / The Cross Treasure Monument Listed Building 1629 OS Grid E OS Grid N 173,984 um h( ) E OS CL RT OU LC AL ST St Bleddian Church 298,586 Pen-y-ga Cross Cottage Hills BM 65.22m Cross Path (um) L 9 55.2m Hill Down UR C H H IL Highgate .2m 30 Llanblethian 4 ntry Rise CL O SE Path) (um th Pa Cross House 59.1m C H The Stables 17 1 CH UR CH 13 Hill House The O Vicarag RO 5 High Beeches El Broomhill AD The Coach House BM A building of Victorian appearance, the core of which was a cottage of 1806. Two wings were added in the 1850's and 1890's. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Llanblethian - Factory Road - Woollen Factory 1634 OS Grid E OS Grid N 298531 173750 Westcliff CAU Treasure Monument Listed Building 1 35.7m f fr Du yn e us Ho Lyndale e Riv Oak Hill House AY SEW CAU THE rsd Y T OR FAC Wr T ale 4 Glanrhyd ury st b W e t tage Co Ty Nant ROAD rook W estb rd Fo FB G 1 Ashdene Dunelm Curload Old Factory House 4 1 Former water-powered mill. A low building which housed two looms, powered by water. The looms and mill-wheel are now in the Museum of Welsh Life, St Fagans. This is the possible site of a tucking mill, documented from C14. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Llanblethian - Factory Road - Workers Cottages Treasure Monument Listed Building 2472 OS Grid E OS Grid N 298522 173810 10 Sub Sta Tanyfron Westcliff Causeway House CAUS 18 EWAY 14 HILL Peterh THE 1 35.7m se ou Lynd ale rsd H yn ffr Du e Riv Oak Hill House AY SEW CAU 4 T OR FAC Wr T Glanrhyd ROAD FB ury stb W e ttage Co Y Ty Nant rook Westb rd Fo 1 Ashdene Dunelm Old Factory House Interesting cottages associated with the wool factory on the opposite side of the river. Curlo Cowbridge with Llanblethian Llanblethian - Great House with Forecourt Walls and Gate Piers 72 13424 EL DW AY se 21 . Ha lf Co tt 9m okl B ro yn Ha fa n Gwyn FB Pond Trengale Mo on Gla na von Ma ple e Lodg tt Afon Ladrad Ca rned di Ro Co B ro use Ho 173935 a ys C PIC t nley 298889 u rs 03.03.05 OS Grid E OS Grid N Bo ndeh Treasure Monument Listed Building Gr eenfield Pa ddock B H Landsdowne Greenfield 23.2m ld e us Ho n BM 22 .53 AY DW OA B RCastle Mews m B H 1 n) w a h a aw rT Dd ve n Ri Af o ( B ar a le e rs op Co 22.6m 1 eO Th y a rd e M ag tt Co hle y A s a ge tt Co Pond Llanblethian 4 3 Castle Mews C wrt Llanfleiddan El b Sta (Llanfleiddan) Aeolian House Playing Field tt Co ok B ro G y -n e r- an s d en e Th pin ip e Ch gs rn C am l tl ai N an Ash B TC ilt e Hal Llanblethian Farm t Ch BM 6.47m AD RO 22.9m 1 e ag 2 GE ID BR The Old Orchard Llanblethian House 1 FB Great House val e 25.3m grave Fine and well detailed C17 and C18 house. Dates of 1703 on façade, and 1710 on fireplace. Initials of "TW" refer to Thomas Wilkins, a noted local lawyer. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Llanblethian - Hill House Treasure Monument Listed Building 1630 OS Grid E OS Grid N oon age Cross l Hil p Dro Ar-y d yd Myn Path) (um Cross House 59.1m 23.2m Path (um) op Co ers ale Lla (Lla Y DI LL Hill Down Highgate PICCA 55.2m .2m 30 4 Llanblethian El Sub Sta The Stables CH UR CH 1 5 High Beeches The Coach House BM 37.2m 34.88m Broomhill Tanyfron Barn 32.0m 1 Ta Causeway House WAY Lyndale W se ou AUSE e ag ott C THE Pleasant View oria Pret ge Cotta k lbroo Smal ge Cotta Glebe C ick dw CAUS EWAY HILL Old Bute Cott LB Peterhouse f Aeolian Hou The Old Vicarage RO AD 2 El ub Sta Hill House Chy Avallan BM 26.47m Belgrave Original building has date of 1726. Central stairs, well proportioned rooms on both sides. The veranda is Victorian. The south-west wall is slate-hung. Ownership and occupancy is well-documented from the late C18. A well proportioned Georgian house. Lla H Cowbridge with Llanblethian Llanblethian - Kingscombe Treasure Monument Listed Building 73 03.03.06 OS Grid E OS Grid N 22306 298735 173780 e ro ok ge 25.3m Belgrave W in Trecregyn House r dso Ley's s Ho u e H 26.47m High Cottage e 1 D OA YR OR 2 1 T FAC Sta Kin be om gsc K in ag es tt Co El S age C ott ters Delfan alts ub T he g Lo n Ty Brenin field 32.6m Highbank Early C19 two storey stone built former farmhouse, retaining most of its character. Stucco to main elevations, with shallow pitched slate roof and rendered chimneystacks. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Llanblethian - Porth y Green Treasure Monument Listed Building 1633 OS Grid E OS Grid N 5 IT U NH TIO IL L 7 1 2 45.7m L CAS TLE HIL Jora Porth-y-green 1 10 The Quintain El Sub Sta Highfield LO VE LA NE 5 Castle Cott El S Craiskeen Lawn Hook Hill BM 46.18m 20 2 12 ges RTH PO Cae r Castell 17 21 Porth 15 All y Castell E LOS 19 Bali Hai NC 11 Cefn-Bryn E RE -Y -G Victorian features on a Georgian core, unpretentious, solid, domestic building. Two carved heads, possibly from the castle are incorporated into the rear of the main gateway. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Llanblethian - St. Quintin's House Treasure Monument Listed Building 1631 OS Grid E OS Grid N BM 29.36m Llanblethian Castle (remains of) Castle Cott El Sub Sta 27.1m Four Hedges Castle Pp ST U Q S rr St Quentins House L Cefn-Bryn Bali Hai LL LE HI The Mill TIN EN HIL Te CAST t en Qu St The Firs in's Vale View 4 Cae r Castell 37.5m 1 Edge Brync elyn celyn Bryn ttage ble Co Thim St Quintins Cottage 2 The Old Co le Map e Lodg 4 hurst Bakehouse WA Y tt Carnedd i ays FIE LD Afon Ladrad Bonde EE N 10 1 GR ok B ro se u Ho Dando A LY DIL Fairw CC ttage ble Co Thim 21 .9m Rathlin Mill Cottage at Hafan Fine Georgian house. The South-facing front is the most attractive part, with two bay windows. The stone terrace outside the house gives way to lawned gardens, also terraced. The house contains a vaulted cellar with two circular staircases. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Llanblethian - Telephone Box near Brook Cottage Treasure Monument Listed Building 75 03.03.08 OS Grid E OS Grid N 13478 298801 173862 Playing Field Great House B ro ge tta Co ok The Old Orchard 2 1 .0m le va Trecregyn Westfield House GviR, K6 type. Square red kiosk of cast-iron construction to the standard design of Giles Gilbert Scott, architect, of London. Design introduced in the GPO in 1936. This example manufactured by W McFarlane & Co Ltd. Saracen Foundry, Glasgow, and may date from around 1950. N rn e T h in gs i pp Ch m 25.3m Belgrave House ll B TC Ca Ha t i lte Ch BM 26.47m n -na r -y Ge e en hd As Llanblethian House Cowbridge with Llanblethian Llanblethian House and Number 2 Including Forecourt Treasure Monument Listed Building 74 03.03.07 OS Grid E OS Grid N 22305 298749 173872 (Llanfleid e Playing Fie Aeolian House o tt kC oo Br The Old Vicarage use 4.88m e ag BM 32.0m Barn Old 1 ute C ott The Old Orchar 2 LB Llanblethian House r Ge B TC BM 26.47m ll Ha Ca le va m ria Preto e ag C ott ok llb ro Sma ag e C ott Chy Avallan 25.3m in Belgrave House Trecregyn Well-preserved early-to-mid C19 two storey stone built houses contributing to conservation area. Once three houses, now two. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Outlying - Breach Farm House Treasure Monument Listed Building 70 03.03.03 OS Grid E OS Grid N 13391 The Gra nge 297102 173542 2775 Tumulus (site of) Ca ttle Grid 1771 75 .6 m 9261 Old Breach Farm ck ED Bdy Tra 3252 Tumulus (s ite of) 0447 CR 7 7.4 m BM 52 .96 m 5 4.9 m A two-unit, one-and-a half storey house with symmetrical front. A good example of an early gable chimney house, rare in Glamorgan. - Cowbridge with Llanblethian Outlying - Crossways House Treasure Monument Listed Building 1627 OS Grid E OS Grid N 297239 174223 73.5m The Gardens Filter Bed BM 79.95m 73.8m Ta ma rind Quarry Cros sway s (dis us e d) 2m Tennis C ourt M ea dow View Crossways Farm Rebuilt in the 1890's and refurbished in 1917-1920. The core of this house is Tudor. Between the 1930's to 1950's, was used as a hospital - a glass-fronted ward remains. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Outlying - Marlborough Grange Treasure Monument Listed Building 1628 OS Grid E OS Grid N 297452 173768 BM 78.75m P 78.0m AN LL TW IT MAJ OR ROA D Silo Marlborough Grange Farm Silo 2775 Tanks Tra ck 6962 Issues 5859 Substantial late-Georgian farmhouse. The western part of this substantial building is slatehung, and three storeys. The more recent, eastern section of two storeys consisting of taller rooms is late Georgian, early Victorian. The porch exhibits a crest above the doorway. The farm buildings are solid / dressed stone, dating from the Victorian times. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Outlying - Newton House Treasure Monument Listed Building 1643 OS Grid E OS Grid N 300106 176343 0946 Newton Newton L od ge on wt Ne e Lodg LB The Cotta ge Ty Gwyn 37.2m y'n-y-waun Farm Ne wton House BM 37.33m C at tle G rid Si lo Tynywaun Farm Issues Newton House Farm Silo T D Gentry house, possibly early C19 or earlier. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Outlying - Round Barrow (1) North of Breach Farm Treasure Monument Listed Building 2231 OS Grid E OS Grid N 21/1217/GM104 (GLA) 297025 173874 Meadow View H EOL FEL EN C Tk ( Trac k) 73.8m 6900 6900 C Tk Pond BM 78.75m 78.0m Tumuli D ROA OR M AJ T WIT L LAN ck) F ELE N (Tra 9984 Tumulus 0.91m RH 77.7m B 4270 70 B 42 2775 7574 The Grange Tumulus (site of) Cattle Grid 1771 Penyrheol Terrace 75.6m 1 TCB 1 LB 9261 Shelter 8 One of a group of five barrows, c.46m in diameter and 0.8m high, spread and mutilated. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Outlying - Round Barrow (2) North of Breach farm 2232 OS Grid E OS Grid N 21/1217/GM104 (GLA) 296929 173780 HEO Treasure Monument Listed Building 6900 6900 C Tk Pond 6692 BM 78.75m 78 Tumuli AD RO JOR IT MA NTW LLA ( Trac k) 9984 HEO L FEL EN 080 Tumulus 0.91m RH 77.7m B 42 7 B 42 0 70 2775 7574 Tumulus (site of) The Grange Cattle Grid 1771 Penyrheol Terrace 6 75.6m 1 C ar ne Te rrac TCB 1 e LB 9261 Shelter 8 Old Breach Farm 74.7m ED Bdy Tr ac k One of a group of five barrows, spread and ditchless, 54m in diameter and 0.7m high, truncated on the S by a modern road. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Outlying - Round Barrow (3) North of Breach Farm Treasure Monument Listed Building 2233 OS Grid E OS Grid N 21/1217/GM104(GLA) 297133 173849 N( C Tk HEO L FELE Timber Y k Trac Trac k) Crossways Farm B 42 B 42 70 77.1m BM 78.75m 78.0m Tumuli AD RO JOR IT MA NTW LLA 9984 Tumulus 0.91m RH 77.7m B 42 B 42 70 70 2775 The Grange Tumulus (site of) Cattle Grid 1771 75.6m CB 9261 Old Breach Farm One of a group of five barrows, spread and mutilated, c.45m in diameter and 2.3m high, mutilated by a field boundary on the E and by road-widening on the S. 70 Cowbridge with Llanblethian Outlying - Round Barrow 800m North of Marlborough Grange Farm Treasure Monument Listed Building 2235 OS Grid E OS Grid N 21/2696/GM292(GLA) 297953 173070 Po nd Spring tory Fac Bro ok 0032 Slurry Pit Silo s ry sed) 0026 New Breach Farm 0.91m Tumulus Tumulus 0 .91 91m Y RH RH RH m RH 0. BD ED 8100 1m 0. 9 RH 8100 0.91 Bdy RH ED m 0.9 Y BD ED 0. 91 1m RH Def mR H 1286 66.4m RH RH Pond 6680 59. 1m 4876 Spring B M 63. 72m 0. 91m RH 65. 8m M ti fi ld A ploughed-down round barrow, 36m in diameter and 0.9m high. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Outlying - Stalling Down - Glamorgan Yeomanry War Memorial Treasure Monument Listed Building 60 03.01.07 OS Grid E OS Grid N 22302 301617 173972 7616 Ro undwood Track 110.0m 110.6m 0 8600 A 0 48 A 48 8600 BM 116.59m W ar Memorial Track RO MA N RO 116.4m Tr k ac AD W ongona Jul ia C ottage Reservoir (covered) Mile Stone 4186 Mast 128.6m CR 121.6m Mast Stalling Down (Bryn Owen) St Hilary Down Track Prominently sited war memorial to fallen of Great War. Memorial in the form of a stone obelisk with inscription "To the immortal memory of those officers, NCOs and men of the Glamorgan Yeomanry who fell in the Great War". Circa 1920. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Outlying - Stalling Down - Llanquian Castle Treasure Monument Listed Building 1641 OS Grid E OS Grid N 21/1215/GM225 (GLA) 301900 174405 0056 BM 83.88m BM 83.88m Slope Slope Slope Llanquian Castle (remains of) Llanquian Castle (remains of) Slope Llanquian Wood 7040 Slope 16 7 8339 94.2m Llanquian Wood Track Earth and stone mound, 30 metres in diameter and 2 metres in height, with associated platforms indicating earlier houses. Also includes the possible site of the Chapel of St. James in one of the farm buildings. Evidence for this is the East-West alignment of the building with elaborate roof timbers. Known to be the castle of the Nerber family Cowbridge with Llanblethian Outlying - Stalling Down - Llanquian Wood Camp Treasure Monument Listed Building 1642 OS Grid E OS Grid N 21/1216/GM182 (GLA) 302152 174479 Tra ck Track 55.2m 59. 1m Trac k 0056 0056 Llanquian Wood 1447 Fort BM 83.88m Llanquian Castle (remains of) Llanquian Wood 1539 1637 339 Llanquian Wood Hill fort with two widely spaced sets of defences. The outer enclosure is circular, 165 metres in diameter, with two entrances. The inner enclosure is oval in plan, 140 metres by 87 metres. Cowbridge with Llanblethian Outlying - Stalling Down Round Barrow Treasure Monument Listed Building 2234 OS Grid E OS Grid N 21/0079/GM230(GLA) BM 71.33m 174900 BM 71.33m 4 Spring Spring 75.3m y-lan (u ) Path m Well Ty'n-y-tyle (u ) m Well Ty'n-y-tyle th th Pa 75.3m Pa -y-lan 301165 Track m) (um) (u Path Slo pe Slope 84.1m BM 83.71m 84.1m BM 83.71m Slope Pen-y-bryn Pen-y-bryn Tumulus Tumulus Summit View Summit View 100.6m 100.6m 2178 Slope A circular mound, 13.7m in diameter and 1.8m high, damaged by a recent ditch and road on the N & E.
