Exterior

C17 farmhouse with 1716 addition to east, 2 storeys and attic. Part of stone and part (east) of red brick with rusticated stone quoins. A small amount of timber framing is in upper floor at west. Near-flush casements. Stone tablet at 1st floor on south wall of east portion, inscribed "HE R 1716". Interior: Ground floor; East room with oak bolection-moulded fielded and raised panelling with cornice. Modern fire-place. Staircase, full height, in oak with turned balusters on close-string, and moulded rail. Balustrade occurs also against the wall in lieu of dado. 1st floor; East room panelled in pine and with small stone bolection moulded mantel on splay. Attic; Plain trusses.

External Links

• Cadwr Listing
• Wikidata Q29481911

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