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The Lost World of Bryncir

25/4/2018

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One of the many lost houses of Wales, this fascinating ruin lies at the foot of Cwm Pennant, near Dolbenmaen. The site is thought to have been the centre of a medieval deer park, possibly belonging to Owain Gwynedd, whose court, or "Llys" was just along the valley where the present-day hamlet of Dolbenmaen lies.
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