i] Circa 1650, 3 unit house, winding stone stair.

ii] A four-unit house, with hall between inner and outer rooms, and a rear kitchen with stable attached: dating to the early 17th century. Considered to be a 'typical example' of the change of entry position, from behind the chimney to a lobby: part of 18th century practices.
Source: Glamorgan Inventories, Vol. IV: II
L. Moore, 25th July 2011