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Pool Park

Downs, Moorland in Denbighshire

Wales

Pool Park

Woodland pond
Woodland pond Credit: John H Darch

Pool Park is a historic country estate located in Denbighshire, Wales. Situated amidst picturesque downs and moorland, the park covers a vast area of approximately 120 acres. The estate is renowned for its stunning natural beauty and tranquil surroundings, offering visitors a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of daily life.

The centerpiece of Pool Park is a grand Georgian mansion, which dates back to the 1820s. The architecture of the house is a testament to the elegance and sophistication of the era, with its symmetrical design, beautiful stonework, and grand entrance.

Surrounding the mansion, visitors can explore the meticulously landscaped gardens, which boast an array of colorful flowers, well-manicured lawns, and charming pathways. The estate also features a picturesque lake, adding to the overall serenity and charm of the place.

For nature enthusiasts, the downs and moorland surrounding Pool Park offer a delightful opportunity for hiking and exploring. The rolling hills, expansive greenery, and diverse wildlife make it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and wildlife photographers alike.

In addition to its natural beauty, Pool Park also holds historical significance. The mansion has seen its fair share of notable residents and visitors throughout the years, and its walls are adorned with stories of the past.

Overall, Pool Park in Denbighshire is a treasure trove of natural beauty, historical significance, and serene surroundings. Whether one seeks a peaceful stroll through the gardens, an adventure in the surrounding countryside, or a glimpse into the past, this estate offers something for everyone.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 53.04467/-3.1217951 or Grid Reference SJ2450. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Woodland pond
Woodland pond
Llandegla Forest
Llandegla Forest
Riding the Llandegla trails High in the forests above Pendinas Reservoir, the initial climb of the Llandegla MTB trails tops out soon after here.
Riding the Llandegla trails
High in the forests above Pendinas Reservoir, the initial climb of the Llandegla MTB trails tops out soon after here.
Black Grouse lekking Well, wooden carvings of a Black Grouse lek, at any rate... The area is managed for these birds, and the visitor centre at the foot of the hill provides information on finding them at the appropriate time of year. This mocked-up lek features 4 or 5 birds carved from wood.
Black Grouse lekking
Well, wooden carvings of a Black Grouse lek, at any rate... The area is managed for these birds, and the visitor centre at the foot of the hill provides information on finding them at the appropriate time of year. This mocked-up lek features 4 or 5 birds carved from wood.
The southern 'arm' of Pendinas reservoir
The southern 'arm' of Pendinas reservoir
Ruined engine house, Hill Shaft, Park Lead Mines Now just a pile of stones, the building was aligned on the shaft and probably housed a rotative steam winding engine.
Ruined engine house, Hill Shaft, Park Lead Mines
Now just a pile of stones, the building was aligned on the shaft and probably housed a rotative steam winding engine.
Ruined engine house, Hill Shaft, Park Lead Mines Amongst the ruin can be seen this base of a chimney, forming a circular stone structure and including some wedge-shaped bricks from the upper part of the tall chimney, usually done in lighter brick to save weight.
Ruined engine house, Hill Shaft, Park Lead Mines
Amongst the ruin can be seen this base of a chimney, forming a circular stone structure and including some wedge-shaped bricks from the upper part of the tall chimney, usually done in lighter brick to save weight.
Swallow hole near Aber Sychnant Water from the Aber Sychnant flows to the base of the cliff and disappears underground in this swallow hole, joining a huge cave system under Esclusham Mountain.
Swallow hole near Aber Sychnant
Water from the Aber Sychnant flows to the base of the cliff and disappears underground in this swallow hole, joining a huge cave system under Esclusham Mountain.
Spoil heaps, Park Lead Mines Large mounds of spoil in a flat upland setting. The fine sandy material in the foreground looks like it has washed down to here.
Spoil heaps, Park Lead Mines
Large mounds of spoil in a flat upland setting. The fine sandy material in the foreground looks like it has washed down to here.
Pond at Park Lead Mines There are 3 ponds at the mine alongside the track and they are still in water. There are large spoil heaps behind. On a clear day there is an extensive view over Wrexham.
Pond at Park Lead Mines
There are 3 ponds at the mine alongside the track and they are still in water. There are large spoil heaps behind. On a clear day there is an extensive view over Wrexham.
Enclosure at Park Lead Mines This circular wall looks like a sheep pen and is on top of the spoil heaps.
Enclosure at Park Lead Mines
This circular wall looks like a sheep pen and is on top of the spoil heaps.
Ruined engine house, New Shaft, Park Lead Mines This probably housed a rotative steam winding engine. It is aligned with the shaft. Notice the upright mounting bolts. There is evidence of bricks also in its construction as well as roofing slates and nearby there is a lot of clinker from the boiler.
Ruined engine house, New Shaft, Park Lead Mines
This probably housed a rotative steam winding engine. It is aligned with the shaft. Notice the upright mounting bolts. There is evidence of bricks also in its construction as well as roofing slates and nearby there is a lot of clinker from the boiler.
Incline, Park Lead Mines This sloping track was a 19th century tramway incline from the upper workings to the dressing floors below. After crossing the road it becomes an embankment. Park Farm is in the distance.
Incline, Park Lead Mines
This sloping track was a 19th century tramway incline from the upper workings to the dressing floors below. After crossing the road it becomes an embankment. Park Farm is in the distance.
Track, pond and spoil heaps at Park Lead Mines On a clear day there is also a fine view of Wrexham.
Track, pond and spoil heaps at Park Lead Mines
On a clear day there is also a fine view of Wrexham.
Track leading down to Park Lead Mines
Track leading down to Park Lead Mines
Track leading down to Hill Shaft, Park Lead Mines The shaft itself is concrete capped and is the white patch just beyond the sheep. Moel Famau in the distance and Park Farm centre.
Track leading down to Hill Shaft, Park Lead Mines
The shaft itself is concrete capped and is the white patch just beyond the sheep. Moel Famau in the distance and Park Farm centre.
Spoil heaps, Park Lead Mines The contrast between the moorland and the lunar-like spoil heaps is remarkable.
Spoil heaps, Park Lead Mines
The contrast between the moorland and the lunar-like spoil heaps is remarkable.
Shaft and incline, Park Lead Mines The shaft is capped and manholed. The incline comes down straight towards us in a slight cutting then becomes an embankment.
Shaft and incline, Park Lead Mines
The shaft is capped and manholed. The incline comes down straight towards us in a slight cutting then becomes an embankment.
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Pool Park is located at Grid Ref: SJ2450 (Lat: 53.04467, Lng: -3.1217951)

Unitary Authority: Wrexham

Police Authority: North Wales

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