Panmure Golf Club Near Barry

Circa 1899; extended and remodelled by Thomas Martin Cappon, circa 1904; extended 1913; internal alteratons circa 1960; extended 1989-1990. Multi-phase, single storey and attic, irregular plan golf clubhouse facing golf course to W; decorative, scrolled plaster relief to gables of W (principal) elevation. Rendered; red sandstone ashlar cills and veranda copes. Broad mutuled eaves course. Predominantly flat-arched openings. Open-bed pediments to gables. Venetian dormer windows to W (principal) elevation.

W (PRINCIPAL) ELEVATION: elevation comprised of 2 storey, square plan tower to centre, with integral clock tower, linked to flanking gables by ranges with open verandas. Central tower with advanced ground floor, full-width glazing with timber mullions and transom, door with multi-pane fanlight and sidelight to both returns; balcony at 1st floor with timber balustrade, bipartite opening to right consisting of door and window; clock to left giving way to octagonal tower with bracketed square-plan cope, topped by ogee roof with flag pole. Range to right of tower with overhanging eaves supported on truncated columns on shallow walls to form veranda; bipartite window flanked by single windows to set back face, all shallow arched. Shallow arched, tripartite window to gable to further right. Range to left of tower with single column to veranda; set back face with tripartite window including timber mullions and transom. Advanced gable to further left with 7-light bowed and corniced window.

S (ENTRANCE) ELEVATION: elevation comprised of 5-bay block to left, with advanced 3 bay gable and shallow arched openings; 2-bay, piended roof block to right. Gabled block with 5-light bay window to outer right, linked by late 20th century recessed entrance.

N ELEVATION: pair of gables; that to left advanced with 5-light bay window to left. Tall, rendered wall with ashlar cope, adjoined to left.

Predominantly 6-pane over plate glass in timber sash and case windows. Pitched roof, grey slates; bellcast eaves. Rendered and coped ridge stacks with cylindrical clay cans.

INTERIOR: (seen 2012). Principal rooms characterised by original timber fixtures and fittings, including panelling to dado, moulded architraves and elaborate fireplaces. Principal club room with large inglenook fireplace to W wall, set within segmental arched opening, flanked by fluted pilasters with scrolled bracket capitals and segmental arched, mutuled pediment; dentilled cornice to combed ceiling. Dining room with exposed roof timbers; beams supported on plain timber pilasters with scrolled capitals. Multi-pane glazing to rear of bar with stained glass detailing.