Pentrebychan Hall was built in 1823-4, replacing an earlier house. The dovecote built in 1721 was part of the appurtenances of the earlier house. The house was of two and a half-storeys, with a hipped roof and three gabled bays to each elevation. There are also two clusters of brick stacks to each elevation. Central castellated porch with Tudor-arched doorway to the SE front, and hood-moulds to all windows. The hall was demolished in 1962.
Associated with Pentre bychan dovecote
Source: DE/DOM/SJ24NE, from photographs only
J. Archer, RCAHMW, 13.10.2004