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Village School and Master's House

A Grade II Listed Building in Llanelidan, Denbighshire

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Coordinates

Latitude: 53.045 / 53°2'42"N

Longitude: -3.3288 / 3°19'43"W

OS Eastings: 311010

OS Northings: 350574

OS Grid: SJ110505

Mapcode National: GBR 6R.D1WD

Mapcode Global: WH77N.VQ0H

Plus Code: 9C5R2MWC+2F

Entry Name: Village School and Master's House

Listing Date: 21 March 2001

Last Amended: 21 March 2001

Grade: II

Source: Cadw

Source ID: 25000

Building Class: Education

ID on this website: 300025000

Location: To north of St Elidan's Church.

County: Denbighshire

Town: Ruthin

Community: Llanelidan

Community: Llanelidan

Traditional County: Denbighshire

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History

The Rev. Mr Roberts, Curate of Llanelidan (later Rector), established the village school in 1846 on Nantclwyd Estate land given by Christopher Leyland. It was improved, and probably virtually rebuilt, in the period 1886-8, including the addition of the school porch. The master's house is to the north, still named Ty'r ysgol; the schoolroom is to the south, and is now the village hall, much enlarged at rear.

Exterior

The former master's house, at left, is of two storeys and two windows, in irregular slatey masonry with limestone blocks lower in the walls and in the window and door arches; slate roof with a tile ridge; timber bargeboards; renewed timber windows. At left a door with small casement window above. The right part of the house is gabled and slightly advanced, and has mullion and transom timber windows. Red brick lateral chimney at right at the point where the schoolroom joins.

The schoolroom, at right, is in limestone masonry to the front and slate masonry to the side gable. The roof is of slate with a tile ridge. This part is symmetrical fronted with two large mullion and transom windows with small panes, separated by a later porch in mock half-timbering, the latter standing on a red brickwork plinth. Eaves to the front, roof ventilator near centrally on the ridge. There is a large rear extension to the latter in brickwork.

Reasons for Listing

A good mid-C19 church school and house, rebuilt in the late C19, in close association with the church; listed also for group value with St Elidan's Church.

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Other nearby listed buildings

  • II* Church of St Elidan
    1 km south of Nantclwyd Hall, in a stone-walled churchyard with iron gate and steps to south; also entered at north by a late-C19 timber-framed lychgate. War memorial cross at west.
  • II Leyland Arms PH
    Situated immediately S of St Elidan's church and ½ km E of Llanelidan village. Garden wall to right incorporating a number of perforated stone grilles; converted cottage and farm buildings to rear.
  • II Cottage and farm buildings at rear of Leyland Arms PH
    To rear of the Leyland Arms Public House.
  • II Old Rectory with high wall to roadside
    250 m west of Llanelidan Church, at north side of road
  • II 2, Hendre Bach
    The northernmost group of cottages in Llanelidan village.
  • II 1, Hendre-bach
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  • II 3, Hendre Bach
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  • II 4, Hendre Bach
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