Cefn-caled

Settlement in Montgomeryshire

Wales

Cefn-caled

Building in progress A new property being built in Common Road, Kerry. — Building in progress Credit: John H Darch

Cefn-caled is a small village located in Montgomeryshire, a historic county in central Wales. Situated in the picturesque countryside, it is surrounded by rolling hills and offers breathtaking views of the Welsh landscape. With a population of around 200 residents, Cefn-caled is known for its peaceful and close-knit community.

The village has a rich history that dates back centuries. It was originally a mining community, with coal being the primary industry. Although the mines are no longer in operation, the village still retains its industrial heritage, evident in the old mine shafts and buildings that dot the landscape.

Despite its small size, Cefn-caled has a few amenities to offer its residents. The village has a local pub, providing a social hub for locals to gather and socialize. Additionally, there is a small convenience store that meets the basic needs of the community.

Nature enthusiasts are drawn to Cefn-caled due to its proximity to the Montgomeryshire countryside. The village is a great starting point for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and birdwatching. The nearby Montgomeryshire Canal also offers opportunities for boating and fishing.

Overall, Cefn-caled is a tranquil village where residents enjoy a close community spirit and a beautiful natural setting. It offers a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life, making it an ideal destination for those seeking a quiet and picturesque Welsh countryside experience.

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Cefn-caled Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.511311/-3.260562 or Grid Reference SO1491. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Building in progress

A new property being built in Common Road, Kerry.

John H Darch

Herbert Arms Kerry

On A489 opposite shop

John Firth

Common Road

Common Road Kerry which takes you to Brynllywarch Hall School

Bill Nicholls

Kerry Village Hall

Kerry Village Hall from the road to the car park

Bill Nicholls

Kerry Bowling club

Which can be found just beside the Village Hall, the car park is off to the right.

Bill Nicholls

Field access between the houses

This is already an outlying part of Kerry.

Bill Boaden

Autumn leaves and lane junction near Kerry

A bale is being transported by the tractor ahead.

Bill Boaden

Rolling green field near Kerry

There is a motte and bailey castle up there somewhere, but you cannot see it from this road.

Bill Boaden

Footpath to Kerry

There is a clearly discernible route through the trees though that isn't apparent from here.

Bill Boaden

Fieldside path near Lower Bryn-Llywarch

Crossing over into the valley of Nant Meheli.

Bill Boaden

Daffodils by Pen-aran Cottage

As a result of the late spring the daffodils are still in flower on 1st May on the lane by Pen-aran Cottage.

Philip Halling

Matching Cottages in Kerry

Both these cottages have mock gothic windows though in fact the effect has been created by black and white paint

Philip Halling

Drinking trough, Kerry

The inscription reads "Waste not · 1849 · want not".

Penny Mayes

Bungalows in Kerry

A relatively new development in the south of the village.

Penny Mayes

Coed Penaran

From the bowling green, Kerry.

Penny Mayes

Welsh sheep grazing land

Looking down the field from Gilfach Lane, above the village of Ceri.

Neville Goodman

Car park in Kerry

This car park is near all the amenities of Kerry; church, pubs, village hall etc and is also convenient for walkers. (And drinkers maybe as yes, that is a pool of chunder in the foreground. This was a Sunday morning..)

Jeremy Bolwell