Cofnod Safle

A late Georgian style building built in 1836 as an infant school. In 1844 this was the Infants wing of the National School across the road (NPRN 23232), now demolished. Latterly a church hall, 'Feed My Lambs', the building has fallen into dereliction. It now awaits renovation.
A single storey building of coursed squared rubble under a slate gabled roof with two ridgetop ventilators. It faces north-west with a three bay facade across a former school yard. The centre bay, with a doorway in a parapetted porch, is slighly advanced and rises to a pediment. The outer bays have sash windows in shallow arched recesses.
There is a cross wing, partly added, on the south-west.

Source: CADW Listed Buildings Database (3885)

John Wiles 18.06.07