Tregoyd Hall;Glasbury Centre

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NPRN16295
Map ReferenceSO13NE
Grid ReferenceSO1980037670
Unitary (Local) AuthorityPowys
Old CountyBrecknockshire
CommunityGwernyfed
Type Of SiteHOUSE
PeriodPost Medieval
Description
Tregoyd Hall is a notable brick building of the early 20th century, built after a fire destroyed the previous house. The building is 3-storeys, with a hipped roof and round-headed windows to the top floor. The front porch has four Doric columns supporting a curved pediment. It replaced an earlier porch, of brick, which had a 'sunburst' window above the entrance. Once the home of Lord Hereford, Tregoyd has been a hunting lodge and school in subsequent years.

Reference: postcards, dated c.1905 - c.1960.
RCAHMW, 2009.