Castles and Fortifications of England and Wales

PENNARD CASTLE


PENNARD CASTLE
Photo Andrew Tivenan

The first structure was an earthwork defence in the 12th century but the curtain wall and gatehouse were rebuilt in stone in the late 13th or early 14th centuries. Only part of the walls and the base of the towers remain of this structure which had been abandoned by 1400. It is on the cliff, high above the sands.


Photo Andrew Tivenan Photo Andrew Tivenan Photo Andrew Tivenan Photo Andrew Tivenan
Photo Andrew Tivenan Photo Andrew Tivenan Photo Andrew Tivenan Photo Andrew Tivenan

Aerial photo ©Paul R. Davis Aerial photo ©Paul R. Davis

 

Directions
On a public footpath off the A4118

 



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