This is a photo of listed building number 8388.

Camera location	52° 27′ 33.12″ N, 3° 31′ 53.4″ W	View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap	52.459200; -3.531500

Built 1808-13 by George Mears who inherited the estate through extraordinary circumstances. He was really the son of the lawyer who drew up the will of previous owner and it came into this possession by the spontaneous inclusion of his name on the will and the premature death of the 11other named heirs. Grade II* C E Vaughan Owen, An Artwystli Notebook, part 1, p6.

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