Brief Description
Stouthall was designed by William Jernegan and has an unremarkable small park and wooded pleasure grounds. However, there is an unusual sunken area of exposed stone, incorporated into the grounds with paths and planting. It included a natural cave that was ornamented as a garden feature. The grounds also contain an unusually well-preserved ice house and a walled kitchen garden.
History
Stouthall is an unpretentious villa residence of 1787-90.
- Features
- House (featured building)
- Description: The house is in severe neo-classical style.
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- Stable Block
- Description: This is the ruined coachouse and stable block to the north-east of the house.
- Icehouse
- Description: The icehouse is very well-preserved.
- Structure
- Description: Sunken area of natural rock, cliffs and caves.
- Kitchen Garden
- Description: Walled kitchen garden.
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- Authorities
Civil Parish
- Reynoldston
- History
Period
- Late 18th Century
- Associated People
Just one person associated to Stouthall
- Contact
- References
References
- CADW, {Register of Landscapes, Parks and Gardens of Special Historic Interest in Wales: Glamorgan} (Cardiff: CADW, 2000) 200Register of Landscapes, Parks and Gardens of Special Historic Interest in Wales: Glamorgan
- Newman, J., {The Buildings of Wales} (London: Penguin, 1995) 540-1The Buildings of Wales: Glamorgan
- Gwynn, D. and Muxworthy, P., {A Pictorial Journey Through Edwardian Gower} ( Llandysul: Gomer, 1989)A Pictorial Journey Through Edwardian Gower
- Gwynn, D. and Muxworthy, P., {Edwardian Gower Revisited} (Llandysul: Gomer, 1994) 80-1Edwardian Gower Revisited