Castell Ynysgynwraidd

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Castell Ynysgynwraidd is a medieval stone fortress in Monmouthshire, Wales, better known in English as Skenfrith Castle, and forms part of the historic defensive trio known as the Three Castles.

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Castell Ynysgynwraidd canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fortified structure
medieval stone castle
scheduled monument
tourist attraction
associatedWith Grosmont Castle NERFINISHED
White Castle NERFINISHED
builder Hubert de Burgh NERFINISHED
built early 13th century
builtFor defence of the Welsh Marches
category Castles in Monmouthshire
controlledBy Cadw NERFINISHED
Lords of the March NERFINISHED
country Wales
currentCondition ruin
era High Middle Ages
function royal stronghold
hasAlternativeName Castell Sgynfre NERFINISHED
hasEnglishName Skenfrith Castle NERFINISHED
hasFeature corner towers
curtain walls
gatehouse
inner ward
moat or ditch
outer ward
round keep
hasShape roughly rectangular plan
heritageDesignation Grade II* listed building
scheduled monument
languageOfName Welsh
locatedIn Monmouthshire NERFINISHED
Monnow Valley NERFINISHED
Skenfrith NERFINISHED
Welsh Marches NERFINISHED
locatedOn River Monnow NERFINISHED
materialUsed stone
nearbyFeature Church of St Bridget, Skenfrith NERFINISHED
nearbySettlement village of Skenfrith
notableFor central round keep
well-preserved curtain walls
openToPublic yes
ownership Crown Estate NERFINISHED
partOf Three Castles NERFINISHED
medieval defensive system of the Three Castles
previousStructure earlier earth and timber castle
rebuilt early 13th century in stone
region southeast Wales
usedFor administrative centre
border defence
usedUntil 16th century

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Skenfrith Castle hasAlternativeName Castell Ynysgynwraidd