Description

In the entry for 10/8 CLUN Bryncalled Farmhouse

The description shall be amended to read:

Farmhouse, now house, c1790, with probable C17 origins to rear wing. Coursed slatestone rubble, rendered to front; hipped roof, slate to front and corrugated iron to rear; stone rear lateral stack to right and ridge stack to front of rear wing. L-plan with rear left wing. 2 storeys and attic; symmetrical 3-window range, pedimented to centre. Recessed pilasters to open pediment over C20 door with switch tracery to fanlight. Flat rendered arches over mid/late C19 three-light transomed casements; 3-light lunette to pediment; raised eaves. Lower 2-storey rear wing has 2-window range to right with flat stone arches over late C18 plank door set in beaded architrave, two late C19 two-light casements and one similar leaded casement, and canted bay window at angle with main range; lean-to to left with late C19 brick stack and plank door. Small outbuilding with gabled asbestos roof attached to right. Interior: fielded 6-panelled doors, some with original brass handles, set in moulded wood architraves; stone-flag floor to hall with moulded newel posts to open-well staircase with stick balusters and fret-cut brackets; spice cupboard to stair hall; late C18 fireplaces with cast-iron grates to ground and first floors; ground-floor room to left has quartered beams and gun rack and moulded mantleshelf over open fireplace with neo-classical motifs to original cast-iron kitchen range set in arched moulded wood architrave. Rear wing has C17 stop-chamfered beams, plank door to winder stairs and first-floor former mens' room with C17 truss (side struts removed). Cellar has access to segmental-vaulted ceiling in small outbuilding to right.

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CLUN C.P. - SO 37 NW Bryncalled Farmhouse 10/8 - - II

Farmhouse. Early-to-mid C19. Coursed and squared limestone (evidence of former limewashing), rendered to front; hipped slate roof. L-plan. 2 storeys and attic with 2 storey wing at rear. Truncated integral end stack to left, external lateral stack at rear, and ridge stack on wing. 3 bays; mid-to-late C19 wooden 3-light casements with transoms, small triangular pedimental gable over centre bay with lunette in tympanum; central half glazed door with fanlight containing intersecting Gothick tracery; pilastered surround and shaped brackets with guttae supporting open triangular pedimented hood.

Listing NGR: SO3327876214

External Links

• Wikidata Q26306195

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