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Latitude: 51.5088 / 51°30'31"N
Longitude: -3.7022 / 3°42'7"W
OS Eastings: 281966
OS Northings: 180250
OS Grid: SS819802
Mapcode National: GBR H7.J1JB
Mapcode Global: VH5HG.SB5P
Plus Code: 9C3RG75X+G4
Entry Name: Ty-maen
Listing Date: 9 May 1985
Last Amended: 2 January 1998
Grade: II
Source: Cadw
Source ID: 11334
Building Class: Domestic
ID on this website: 300011334
Location: The house stands within its own walled gardens, on the W side of the A4229, at the S end of South Cornelly.
County: Bridgend
Town: Cynffig
Community: Cornelly (Corneli)
Community: Cornelly
Locality: South Cornelly
Built-Up Area: South Cornelly
Traditional County: Glamorgan
Tagged with: Architectural structure
Mid C17 2-bay house with axial stacks and a rear stair tower, and a service room extended to the W by a link block and cross wing, built c.1840-1850 and before 1859.
Rendered and colourwashed local limestone with sandstone dressings, and a slate roof. Main S range of 2 bays facing S, with a lobby entry, and a link block connecting a cross wing at the W end, with further parallel ranges to the rear. Brick and rendered stacks. Two storeys. The S front, remodelled c.1859, has two-light timber windows with label hoods, the original doorway now altered as French windows, and 3-light windows to the cross wing, set in a low pitched coped gable. Raised dormer in the lower roofed link block. Early windows remain in the rear stair block. Two 4-centred chamfered stone doorframes, one with an incised inscription 'Non nobis Domine non nobis'.
Not accessible at the times of inspection. RCAHM notes that the room W of the original door was probably the hall, with a large fireplace in the W gable, and a blocked door to the rear service room. Broad chamfered beams with curved filleted stops. The E bay was originally the parlour entered from the entrance lobby, and has a large fireplace with a dressed stone surround having cavetto mouldings with hour-glass stops. The spandrels are decorated with small ball-flowers. Ovolo-cavetto moulded hood. Broad chamfered ceiling beams with filleted splayed stops. The stair projection has a stone slab roof, and a single light hollow-chamfered window at landing level in the N wall with an external hood. Roof trusses carry trenched purlins, and probably cambered collars. Traces of a C17 or early C18 moulded plaster cornice in the central W room.
Included as a carefully designed house of the mid C19, incorporating the structure of its C17 predecessor.
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