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Temple Druid, Grade II listed building in Maenclochog, Great Britain

Temple Druid stands as a square-designed country house with remaining architectural elements from its original 1795 construction by John Nash.

The property, initially named Bwlch-y-Clawdd, was constructed for Henry Bulkeley who lived there from 1806 until 1821, when the house underwent partial dismantling.

The site includes notable farm buildings with Grade II* status and three Grade II listed cottages, representing different levels of architectural protection.

The property sits at an elevation of 160.1 meters, approximately 1.2 kilometers east of Maenclochog village in Pembrokeshire, west Wales.

A significant cromlech once existed at Temple Druid, featuring a 4-meter diameter headstone supported by three pillars, before its destruction around 1800.

Location: Maenclochog

Elevation above the sea: 160.1 m

GPS coordinates: 51.91080,-4.76913

Latest update: March 14, 2025 00:33

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