Salisbury Park Conservation Area
Conservation area in Wrexham, Wales
Salisbury Park (Welsh: Parc Salisbury) is a conservation area in Wrexham, North Wales. Located to the south of Wrexham city centre, it is centred on Salisbury Road and Chapel Street, as well as other adjacent streets. It contains multiple listed buildings.
Geography
The Salisbury Park Conservation Area (Welsh: Ardal Gadwraeth Parc Salisbury) covers areas to the south of Wrexham city centre, located on undulating terrain looking over the River Gwenfro and its parallel St Giles Way. The conservation area covers a largely linear area, between the junction in its east with Kingsmills Road and to Pen y Bryn in its north-west. This linear area is covered by the interconnected Chapel Street, Poplar Road, and Salisbury Road, forming the "spine" which makes up the conservation area. Other minor roads and streets link to the main "spine", particularly streets of Bryn Draw Terrace, Fairfield Road and Talbot Road, which are lined with terraces. In November 1996, the conservation area was designated for the first time, although in 2013 it was later extended to include parts of Earle Street. A character assessment and management plan for the conservation area was adopted by Wrexham council in April 2013.
The area now covered by the conservation area was incorporated as part of Wrexham, when the town grew outwards in the 18th to 20th centuries.
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