Langcliffe - Yorkshire Dales National Park

Figure 12: Definition of space@ 1:5,000 (based on OrdnanceSurvey © Crown copyright. Allrights reserved 1000237402009)ImportantbuildingfrontagesDefiningboundary wallFocal pointGood internalspace32 524 67 89N110Public and private space. The relationship between public and privatespace creates three different zones in Langcliffe (figure 13): Semi-public/private space: The densely built-up area,which provides access via public lanes, but also manyprivate walled gardens Public space: The area comprising the Green, centralsquare, church and school Private space: Marked by a high boundary wall, the areasouth of the Green mainly comprises Langcliffe Hall andBowerleyFigure 13: Public and privatespace @ 1:5,000 (based onOrdnance Survey © Crowncopyright. All rights reserved100023740 2009)SEMINPUBLICPRIVATEThe private zone is the largest. This could raise the question whether it isjustifiable to include parkland or gardens in private ownership to thisextent or not, as the general public may experience none of it.Furthermore, registered parks and gardens provide a separate categoryfor protecting historic estates, which may be an option to be considered.19