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Latitude: 51.8856 / 51°53'8"N
Longitude: -5.1309 / 5°7'51"W
OS Eastings: 184628
OS Northings: 225414
OS Grid: SM846254
Mapcode National: GBR CC.RFYM
Mapcode Global: VH1QY.0VVW
Plus Code: 9C3PVVP9+6J
Entry Name: U-Plan Farmhouse Ranges at Rickeston Hall
Listing Date: 10 August 1993
Last Amended: 15 February 1994
Grade: II
Source: Cadw
Source ID: 13079
Building Class: Agriculture and Subsistence
ID on this website: 300013079
Location: Situated to W of Rickeston Hall, U-plan, backing onto road.
County: Pembrokeshire
Community: Brawdy (Breudeth)
Community: Brawdy
Locality: Rickeston
Traditional County: Pembrokeshire
Tagged with: Farmhouse
Early C19 farm complex enlarged in later C19 at each end.
Rubble stone with slate roofs, grouted on earlier buildings, around a grassed, formerly cobbled yard. Long early C19 W range, returned N and S, in poor condition, the two ranges meeting at NW angle especially so. These both have a band of brick doveboxes, and both fronts are of three bays with stone voussoirs to cowshed doors. C20 buttressing. W range continues to left with door and loft-light over, then widely spaced row of three cart-entries with cambered heads and stone voussoirs. A door with brick head and a window to left end, then range returns along S side to enclose steps up to a later taller lofted cartshed with three small square loft lights under eaves and one broad cambered cart-entry to ground floor right. Attached at NE angle is roofless 2-storey block enlarged out of a former lean-to and roofless former pig-sty beyond. E end of lofted cartshed has another cart-entry, entered from outside the yard, under the platform of the outside steps to upper loft door. Cart-entry under platform has broad arch, cut-stone voussoirs and eroded plaque over, said to have had a coat of arms from medieval mansion. Loft door has stone voussoirs. Three loft lights to outside S wall.
N side of yard has, attached to return range of cow-house, a later C19 two-storey, two-window range with brick cambered window surrounds and slate roof, latterly used as a machine shed, and then to E, a double-fronted stable for stallions built in 1885 by W W Griffiths (plaque on E gable), window, door and window with cambered brick heads. Windows have 5-pane top-lights over slatted vents. Inside, seven stalls and loose box, cobbled floor. Rear of older, W range to road is almost without openings and has roofs hipped at angles.
NE and SE entrances to yard with circular rubble stone gatepiers, stone E boundary wall towards main forecourt of house. Also a rubble wall running out from rear of S range to pair of circular rubble stone piers on main entry drive.
Included for group value with Rickeston Hall and associated listed items.
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