Site Record

Late C17, probably fairly close to 1700, refeatured in the early C19 and unaltered since on the front elevation. The building is plaster fronted and painted, with a Welsh slate roof, rusticated quoins. Double fronted plan with central entrance, rear wing. Two storeys and attic, five windows, the central entrance bay is wider and is crowned by a small broken pediment gable. This gable is an alteration as is made plain in the attic (see Interior). Central doorway with bracketed pediment, six fielded panel door, and transom light with interlace glazing. The other windows are plain double hung 6 over 6 pane sashes with keystones except for the one over the door which has an arched head with interlace glazing. The gable pediment has a lunette window with fancy glazing (this is reproduction and was restored in c2000). Plain roof with a 3 over 3 pane square headed dormer with slated cheeks on either side, brick topped chimney to right ridge. Attic window in left return gable. Rear elevation to Agincourt Street shows a tall rendered stack on the rear of the main range and a blind rubble wall to the rear wing with a Victorian red brick lateral stack. The elevation to the garden shows C19 and C20 extensions to the main range and the coursed rubble of the rear wing, which was altered in the C19.
(Source: Cadw Listings database) S Garfi 31/10/06