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Latitude: 53.2379 / 53°14'16"N
Longitude: -3.2844 / 3°17'3"W
OS Eastings: 314375
OS Northings: 371982
OS Grid: SJ143719
Mapcode National: GBR 6T.00NW
Mapcode Global: WH76Q.JW73
Plus Code: 9C5R6PQ8+56
Entry Name: Bron Fadog
Listing Date: 15 July 1999
Last Amended: 31 January 2001
Grade: II
Source: Cadw
Source ID: 21968
Building Class: Domestic
ID on this website: 300021968
Location: About 1.2 km ENE of Afonwen and reached by lane off SE side of minor road between Afonwen and Babell.
County: Flintshire
Town: Mold
Community: Ysceifiog
Community: Ysceifiog
Locality: Afonwen
Traditional County: Flintshire
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Probably C17, remodelled with an added wing in the mid C19. The house was the home of the Quaker Thomas Wynne. A secondary dwelling was added at right angles to the house in the C17.
A two-and-a-half storey farmhouse of rubble stone (the E elevation rendered) with slate roof which has a large central ridge stack and tall stack to the L end, both of stone. The main house is aligned roughly N-S, and has a later wing to the rear (W) at the N end. The front has windows under wedge lintels, comprising four 2-light casements in the upper storey. In the lower storey the doorway is offset to L and has a late C19 boarded door, to the L of which is a 4-pane sash window and to R, 3-light, and 2-light casements. The R (N) gable end has a small attic window, and a similar ground-floor window. A doorway, and a single window in each storey are in the rear wing, whose W gable end has stone steps up to a first-floor doorway, with brick chimney above. The rear of the main house has three 2-light casement windows in the upper storey. In the lower storey are two 3-light windows, the L of which retains stone mullions.
Although the interior is superficially C19 in character (eg wooden stair, 4-panelled doors, most upper floor timbers ceiled), the room to R of doorway has heavy exposed chamfered beam and joists. The fireplace has richly moulded C17 beam. Remains of curved principal rafters are at first-floor level.
Listed as a farmhouse retaining much C17 character, and for group value with the adjacent Lower House, the two houses comprising a well-preserved example of the 'unit system'.
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