Glebe Field Hall, Keig

Probably John Smith, 1834; E range converted 1930s. Pair of single storey and attic, gabled ranges originally U-plan steading with N range now reduced to linking boundary wall enclosing courtyard incorporating former stable with hayloft to W and further range converted to hall at E. Lime harl over rubble.

STABLE AND HAYLOFT: rectangular-plan range.

SE ELEVATION: gabled elevation incorporating door to right at ground and hayloft opening in gablehead, both with boarded timber doors.

SW ELEVATION: door to left of centre with 2 small air vents to right.

NW ELEVATION: gabled elevation with 2 windows at ground and single window in gablehead.

NE ELEVATION: courtyard elevation with broad 2-leaf boarded timber door at right and further opening to left.

HALL: L-plan range.

SE ELEVATION: gabled elevation with 2 windows at round and further window in gablehead.

NE ELEVATION: 2 widely-spaced ventilation slits, now glazed.

NW ELEVATION: gabled elevation with later small lean-to timber porch at right of centre.

SW ELEVATION: courtyard elevation with almost full-height gabled projection at outer left incorporating deep-set door on return to right, window immediately to right on set-back face of hall. Modern windows. Stable range with Scotch slate, hall with Welsh slate. Ashlar-coped skews with moulded skewputts.

LINK WALL: semicircular-coped rubble wall linking NW elevations and forming U-plan courtyard. Small ventilation-type opening to left and broad pedestrian opening to right.

INTERIORS: hall altered 1930s, stable largely renewed.