Description

LANIVET
SX 06 SE
9/114 Trebell Farmhouse
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II

Farmhouse, now house. Probably late C18, with addition of mid-late C19 and some C20
alterations. Granite rubble. Rag slate roof, slurried over the C19 addition, with
ridge tiles and gable ends. Very large gable end stack to left with rubble shaft.
Plan: Probably originally a large one-room plan, with central entrance to front, the
room heated from the gable end stack at the left end. In circa mid-late C19, an
unheated addition of one-room plan was added at the right end ; probably at the same
time, the original room was divided by partition walls, to give a central entrance
passage with a small room to right and left.
Exterior: 2 storeys, nearly symmetrical 2-window front. At first floor two 6-pane
sashes and ground floor two 4-pane sashes of C19. Central open-fronted porch with
pitched slate roof, C19 4-panelled inner door. The addition to right has 6-pane sash
at first floor and 6-pane sash, formerly door, at ground floor. The right side has
remains of a small single storey rubble addition. Rear has 2 C20 casements at ground
and first floor, with C20 glazed door at the rear of the C19 addition.
Interior: The room to left has fireplace with cambered timber lintel and rubble
jambs. Both rooms have roughly hewn beams which may be replacements ; interior not
fully inspected.

Listing NGR: SX0577362649

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26435859

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  For the Record
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