Llennyrch is a substantial house of Snowdonian plan-type of c. 1600 with fireplace stair, former post-and-panel partition between entrance passage and outer rooms (moritices in the beam only now), and a rear kitchen wing. It was remodelled in the C19th when new partitions were created including an astonishing slate partition between parlour and service-room. There are collar-beam trusses I think but concealed by C19th ceilings. Acquired by the Woodland Trust in 2015. Noted RFS/RCAHMW/2015.
[Additional: RFS/RCAHMW/Nov. 2019] Tree-ring dating commissioned by the Discovering Old Welsh Houses Group in association with RCAHMW. Results obtained by the Oxford Dendrochronological Laboratory reported in Vernacular Architecture 2019, Tree-ring Dating List 311:
7. TALSARNAU, Llennyrch (SH 6632 3809) Felling date range: 1542?72
Collar 1487; Bressumer 1518(h/s); Partition beam 1526(2); Purlins (4/4) 1524(h/s), 1531(h/s?10 NM), 1540(h/s?10NM),
1541(h/s); Principal rafters (3/4) 1525(h/s), 1532(h/s), 1542(h/s?5NM). Site Master LLENYRCH 1423?1542 (t?11.7
GWYNEDD5; 11.1 BEDGLRT17; 10.1 HOH).
A substantial house of Snowdonian plan-type of with fireplace and stair, a post-and-panel partition between
entrance passage and outer rooms (now only evidenced by the groove in the beam), and a rear kitchen wing. It
was remodelled in the nineteenth century when new partitions were created, including an astonishing slate slab
partition between parlour and service room. Collar-beam trusses are concealed by nineteenth-century ceilings.
Dating commissioned by the Woodland Trust, the owners. NPRN 28532.
