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Latitude: 52.7386 / 52°44'18"N
Longitude: -3.2007 / 3°12'2"W
OS Eastings: 319030
OS Northings: 316340
OS Grid: SJ190163
Mapcode National: GBR 9Y.0DNK
Mapcode Global: WH798.TF1C
Plus Code: 9C4RPQQX+CP
Entry Name: Stable Building at Ystumcolwyn Farm
Listing Date: 26 May 1995
Last Amended: 26 May 1995
Grade: II
Source: Cadw
Source ID: 15993
Building Class: Domestic
ID on this website: 300015993
Location: Located on the N side of the farmhouse, in line and W of the brewhouse block.
County: Powys
Community: Meifod
Community: Meifod
Locality: Ystumcolwyn
Traditional County: Montgomeryshire
Tagged with: Stable
The Ystumcolwyn property was in possession of Lumley Williames, who in 1703 married a kinsman, Arthur Williames of Cochwillan, Gwynedd. The property descended through their son Edward to his daughter Ann who married Howell Vaughan, whose descendant was Sir Robert Williames Vaughan. The stable building and the brewhouse range bear the initials of Arthur and Meriel William(e)s of Ystumcolwyn. A timber beam, reset in a later building in the farmyard, has the inscription IW 1680 MW.
Stable range of 1721. Local red brick in an irregular Flemish bond, and hipped slate roof. Stone rear wall. Two storey with a rear wing on the NW side also with a hipped roof.
Mid wall 3-course brick plat band, stepped up over the central opening, which has a parabolic brick arch on slightly raised brick springings. Above, an inscribed sandstone moulded and fielded panel reading W / A M / 1721. Square 2-light windows on first floor with flat brick arch, now mostly blocked and rendered. Ground floor has window-door-window to either side of central arch, the doors with later frames and overlights, and the windows tall, with rubbed brick arches. Inner openings blocked. Oak cyma-moulded cornice. Plat band continues around the W gable end, which has 3 blocked window openings on each floor. E gable has an external stair to the central door of the upper floor, set on a substructure of stone.
Altered. Cross beams to stable in E bay. W bay now fertiliser store.
Included as a high quality early C18 brick farm building of group value with the Brewhouse range.
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