About The parish church of Llandough-juxta-Penarth, beside which Great House Farm stood.
The parish church of Llandough-juxta-Penarth, beside which Great House Farm stood. The 1936 sale adverts for the neighbouring house place it by “the side road leading to Saint Dochdwy’s Church and Llandough”; the wedding of Mary (Nancy) Williams and Fred Buckler took place at “Llandough Church” in 1936.
“Excavation of an area of 0.22ha immediately to the north of the church of St Dochdwy was undertaken on behalf of Ideal Homes Wales following an earlier evaluation by Glamorgan-Gwent Archaeological Trust in 1990”
Finds from the cemetery excavation donated to Museum Wales
The remains from the 1994 excavation north of St Dochdwy’s, recorded under the site name “Great House Farm, Llandough”, are donated to Amgueddfa Cymru – Museum Wales (accession 95.56H): “Ideal Homes Wales Ltd. should be acknowledged as the donor”. The Historic Environment Record notes the excavation was carried out “on behalf of Ideal Homes Wales”.
👍❤️ St Dochdwy’s Church, Llandough and 2 others
Source
Amgueddfa Cymru accession 95.56H; Heneb HER GGAT02272s. Legal Wiki EV-0293.
The Llandough resurvey list is issued, four months after the demolition
Cadw records 13430 (Pound Cottage) and 13431 (the former National School and School-house) carry the designation date 6 April 1989, “Original list description of 1989”; 13432, the Church of St Dochdwy, 4 June 1989. Cadw wrote on 21 May 2026 that Great House Farm and the barn were “assessed and rejected for listing in the 1988 community survey of Llandough”.
👍❤️ St Dochdwy’s Church, Llandough and 1 other
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Cadw / Cof Cymru full reports 13430, 13431, 13432 (read 20 Oct 2026); Cadw letter of 21 May 2026. Legal Wiki EV-0272.