1. This is a small farm garden depicted on the Ordnance Survey 25-inch maps of Brecknockshire XXXVI, sheet 11, 1880s and 1904. Its main feature of interest is its yews. When visited in 1994, the site had an interesting 2nd W W shelter in the garden which the National park was trying to persuade the owner to demolish. The garden retaining walls are built of exceptionally well-crafted local stone.

C.S.Briggs 22.12.05

2. Garden feaures associated with house (NPRN 16365). This was a gentry house until 1703. The various revetments, walls and steps to the east of the house have been identified as a seventeenth century formal terraced garden.

Source: CADW Listed Buildings Database (20881, 20887, 20882)

John Wiles 03.04.07