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Latitude: 52.1005 / 52°6'1"N
Longitude: -3.2297 / 3°13'46"W
OS Eastings: 315867
OS Northings: 245393
OS Grid: SO158453
Mapcode National: GBR YW.9ZF5
Mapcode Global: VH6B8.YGZN
Plus Code: 9C4R4Q2C+54
Entry Name: Outbuilding Range running E to lower Pentre Farmhouse
Listing Date: 9 March 1995
Last Amended: 9 March 1995
Grade: II
Source: Cadw
Source ID: 15907
Building Class: Domestic
ID on this website: 300015907
Location: Lies on the south side of a by-road leading from Painscastle to Llandewi Fach church.
County: Powys
Community: Painscastle (Castell-paen)
Community: Painscastle
Locality: Llanadewi Fach
Traditional County: Radnorshire
Tagged with: Appendage
C17, remodelled in C18. L-plan, two storeys with attic. Rubble stone, overpainted. Slate roof to west side, asbestos sheeting to east. Rubble stack to east gable and to west of centre. Random arrangement of windows mostly under crude stone hood moulds. More formal arrangement on the west gable which has an attic window and a row of doveholes in the apex. Mullion windows of diamond section survive on the first floor to front and rear.
Farm range adjoining house: Stables/byre set at right angles to the house. Rubble stone, asbestos roof. Four boarded doors, dormer loft opening and loft window to yardside. On the garden side are partially concealed mullion windows under hood moulds. They have internal shutters formed of rough boards hung on gudgeon pins. The stable was part of the house in living memory and two blocked doors denote the position of a former passage. The cowhouse has central transverse feeding passage, boarded partitions forming stalls and calves cott, low wooden mangers.
Principal partition walls are of post and panel construction although only one, in the dairy, is visible. Exposed ogee-moulded beam in dairy, exposed thick-set and closely spaced chamfered and ogee-stopped joists in the two easterly rooms. Ornate C17 doorhead between these two rooms. In the central room is a partially concealed large ovolo moulded fireplace lintel. The end room was partitioned off in the C18/C19 and a corn drying kiln built into the chimney alcove (this has largely been removed by recent alterations). Flagstone floors and early wide floorboards.
Included as a fine, largely unaltered vernacular farmhouse with good internal detailing.
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