Bryn-y-Ddol

Settlement in Montgomeryshire

Wales

Bryn-y-Ddol

View to Mynydd Dwyriw Wet upland rough grazing with wind turbines on TirGwynt Wind Farm in the background.
View to Mynydd Dwyriw Credit: Philip Halling

Bryn-y-Ddol is a small rural village located in Montgomeryshire, Wales. It is situated in the picturesque Welsh countryside, surrounded by rolling hills and lush green fields. The village is known for its peaceful and tranquil atmosphere, making it a popular destination for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life.

Bryn-y-Ddol is home to a close-knit community of residents who take pride in their village and its surroundings. The village has a few amenities, including a local pub, a small convenience store, and a primary school. Residents can also enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and fishing in the nearby rivers and streams.

The architecture in Bryn-y-Ddol is traditional Welsh, with many of the buildings dating back several centuries. The village is also home to a number of historic landmarks, including an old church and a manor house that dates back to the 18th century.

Overall, Bryn-y-Ddol is a charming and idyllic village that offers a peaceful retreat for those looking to experience the beauty of the Welsh countryside.

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Bryn-y-Ddol Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.598466/-3.44615 or Grid Reference SJ0201. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

View to Mynydd Dwyriw Wet upland rough grazing with wind turbines on TirGwynt Wind Farm in the background.
View to Mynydd Dwyriw
Wet upland rough grazing with wind turbines on TirGwynt Wind Farm in the background.
Tan-y-Foel Quarry Spoil heaps at Tan-y-Foel Quarry.
Tan-y-Foel Quarry
Spoil heaps at Tan-y-Foel Quarry.
Road passing Tan-y-Foel Quarry This upland road is diverted along this parallel road as it passes these buildings at Tan-y-Foel Quarry.
Road passing Tan-y-Foel Quarry
This upland road is diverted along this parallel road as it passes these buildings at Tan-y-Foel Quarry.
View to a wind farm View to a wind farm at Esgair Cwmowen.
View to a wind farm
View to a wind farm at Esgair Cwmowen.
Farmland near Sychnant Upland grazing land near Sychnant.
Farmland near Sychnant
Upland grazing land near Sychnant.
View to Ty-newydd View to Ty-newydd to the south-west of Cefn Coch.
View to Ty-newydd
View to Ty-newydd to the south-west of Cefn Coch.
Farmland near Ty-newydd Grazing land near Ty-newydd to the south-west of Cefn Coch.
Farmland near Ty-newydd
Grazing land near Ty-newydd to the south-west of Cefn Coch.
Country road near Ty-newydd A no through road servicing a few farms and dwelling and some upland grazing to the south-west of Cefn Coch.
Country road near Ty-newydd
A no through road servicing a few farms and dwelling and some upland grazing to the south-west of Cefn Coch.
Pen-y-ffridd Upland grazing around Pen-y-ffridd to the south-west of Cefn Coch.
Pen-y-ffridd
Upland grazing around Pen-y-ffridd to the south-west of Cefn Coch.
A bare field near Ty-newydd Not sure what is going on here, the field is bare, possibly it is being reseeded.
A bare field near Ty-newydd
Not sure what is going on here, the field is bare, possibly it is being reseeded.
Ploughed field in the Rhiw valley What appears to be a ploughed field in the upper Rhiw valley, though this is not an area where much arable farming takes place, possibly this is being reseeded as pasture land.
Ploughed field in the Rhiw valley
What appears to be a ploughed field in the upper Rhiw valley, though this is not an area where much arable farming takes place, possibly this is being reseeded as pasture land.
Old chapel Now seemingly disused.
Old chapel
Now seemingly disused.
The old ruin of Pen-y-ffridd Once someone's home. 

Gem of a ruin.
The old ruin of Pen-y-ffridd
Once someone's home. Gem of a ruin.
Approaching the ford The stand of deciduous trees beyond also hints at another old abandoned farm, or at least an attempt to establish a woodland up here. That has worked.
Approaching the ford
The stand of deciduous trees beyond also hints at another old abandoned farm, or at least an attempt to establish a woodland up here. That has worked.
View down the valley from Esgair Cwmowen There is a quite large quarry up on the other valley side.
View down the valley from Esgair Cwmowen
There is a quite large quarry up on the other valley side.
View to a quarry on Y Foel Quite a large one.
View to a quarry on Y Foel
Quite a large one.
Near the top of the track up Esgair Cwmowen This track peters out shortly.
Near the top of the track up Esgair Cwmowen
This track peters out shortly.
View off Esgair Cwmowen on a wet afternoon in summer There is some sunshine licking about through small gaps in the cloud base, let us hope we soon get some. The morning started well, then turned wet fast, then eased and got wetter in turns and now seems to be improving in line with Met Office forecasts. Which is good.
View off Esgair Cwmowen on a wet afternoon in summer
There is some sunshine licking about through small gaps in the cloud base, let us hope we soon get some. The morning started well, then turned wet fast, then eased and got wetter in turns and now seems to be improving in line with Met Office forecasts. Which is good.
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Bryn-y-Ddol is located at Grid Ref: SJ0201 (Lat: 52.598466, Lng: -3.44615)

Unitary Authority: Powys

Police Authority: Dyfed Powys

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Located within 500m of 52.598466,-3.44615
Place: farm
Lat/Long: 52.5951413/-3.443731
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