Rossett Green

Urban Greenspace in Denbighshire

Wales

Rossett Green

Arable field, Cam-yr-Alyn Marker post on the A483 in the foreground. — Arable field, Cam-yr-Alyn Credit: Richard Webb

Rossett Green is a small urban greenspace located in Denbighshire, Wales. Covering an area of approximately one acre, it serves as a peaceful retreat for the local community and visitors alike. The green space is surrounded by residential areas, making it easily accessible for residents to enjoy a tranquil environment within close proximity.

The main feature of Rossett Green is its well-maintained grassy area, which provides a perfect spot for picnics, sports activities, and leisurely walks. The green space is adorned with a variety of mature trees, including oak and beech, offering shade and adding to the overall aesthetic appeal.

Rossett Green also boasts a small playground equipped with swings, slides, and climbing frames, making it a popular destination for families with young children. The playground is well-maintained and designed to ensure the safety of its users.

The greenspace is equipped with benches and picnic tables, providing ample seating for visitors to relax and enjoy the natural surroundings. Additionally, there are well-defined footpaths that crisscross the area, allowing for unhindered exploration.

Denbighshire County Council takes pride in maintaining Rossett Green to a high standard. Regular grass cutting, tree maintenance, and litter picking ensure that the green space remains clean and attractive throughout the year.

Overall, Rossett Green is a valuable asset to the local community, offering a peaceful and well-maintained greenspace where residents can relax, unwind, and enjoy recreational activities in a natural setting.

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Rossett Green Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.110421/-2.9399182 or Grid Reference SJ3757. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Arable field, Cam-yr-Alyn

Marker post on the A483 in the foreground.

Richard Webb

The first building in England

A smart mock-Jacobean hotel, built as part of the Grosvenor estate, greets the traveller on the old Wrexham - Chester road.

Mike Parker

The gardens of the Grosvenor Hotel and the Pulford Brook

The neatly manicured gardens of the hotel and spa are bounded by the Pulford Brook, the England-Wales border.

Mike Parker

Trevalyn Hall

On the edge of Rossett; built in 1576.

Mike Parker

The Old Chester Road through Rossett

Mike Parker

Ordnance Survey Cut Mark

This OS cut mark can be found on the Chapel SE side of the road. It marks a point 15.517m above mean sea level.

Adrian Dust

Milestone - Wrexham 5

Adrian Dust

Lay-by on the A483

Steven Brown

The front of Rossett Mill

Built in 1661, this mill is on the River Alyn, opposite Marford Mill. The Mill Wheel is on the left hand side.

Bill Pearson

Rossett Mill

Built in 1661, opposite Marford Mill, on the River Alyn.

Bill Pearson

Marford Mill

Marford Mill is situated opposite Rossett Mill on the River Alyn (in Rossett). Today it is the HQ of the British Association For Shooting & Conservation.

Bill Pearson

Northbound A483 near Marford

David Dixon

Bridge over the A483 at Rossett Interchange (Marford)

The A483 is a major north-south trunk road in Wales, running for 149 miles between Chester and Junction 42 of the M4 motorway just east of Swansea. Link