Search Pen-y-bryn (LL40) planning applications
2 applications on record · within 1 km of the centre of Pen-y-bryn (LL40) · updated daily · Gwynedd Council
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- Cesailgwm Mawr, Bontddu. LL40 2TURefusedFarm diversification project for visitor accommodation to include 3 glamping pods, erection of new toilet/shower block, installation of package treatment plant and associated parking area (amended proposal to that refused under planning application NP5/65/259A)FullReceived 21 Jun 2024Decided 5 Nov 2024NP5/65/259B
- Capel Soar, Tai Cynhaeaf, Bontddu. LL40 2TUApprovedRetrospective application for retention of extension to residential curtilage and construction of timber garden shedFullReceived 31 Mar 2023Decided 11 May 2023NP5/65/36B
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About Pen-y-bryn (LL40)
Pen-y-bryn is a historic two-storey manor house located in Abergwyngregyn, Gwynedd, just off the A55, approximately five miles east of Bangor and eight miles west of Conwy. Built primarily of broken stone with a slate roof and featuring a prominent four-storey stone tower, the manor overlooks the Menai Strait towards Anglesey. The structure has undergone various rebuilds since its medieval origins, with the current roof timbers dating back to a refurbishment in 1624, reflecting its long-standing significance in the area.
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