Bryn Nodol is a Grade II* listed building in the Gwynedd local planning authority area, Wales. First listed on 19 January 1952. House.

Bryn Nodol

WRENN ID
half-chapel-elder
Grade
II*
Local Planning Authority
Gwynedd
Country
Wales
Date first listed
19 January 1952
Type
House
Source
Cadw listing

Description

House, colourwashed stucco with some slate-hanging, slate roofs with 5 rooflights and flat eaves, coped gables and brick tall end stacks. Two storeys and attic, seven-window N front of thick-barred 12-pane sashes and half-glazed front door, 4 fielded panels below 12 panes. Dripcourses over each floor. 2 c1600 stone-mullion basement windows to right. E end wall has colourwashed slate-hanging with 9-pane loft light, 12-pane first floor window and two long C20 15-pane ground floor windows. A conservatory is said to have been on this wall. SE rear wing to left has 3 first floor C18 15-pane sashes, unevenly spaced, over C20 triple casement, single light and half-glazed door with thick-barred overlight. 1756 kitchen addition in colourwashed rubble and brick is built across S end gable and is single storey with loft, 6-pane loft window with hoodmould in E end gable. S wall is painted stone left and brick right, door with red brick head to right, blocked door right of centre and centre-left small paned triple casement. Two triple casement sloping dormers in roof. W end tall red brick stack.

W elevation of SE wing is slate hung. Rear of main house is outshut to left of SE wing with some slate-hanging and 12-pane ground floor sash. Roof-slope red brick tall stack, then tall stair gable to left of centre with red brick gable stack, colourwashed slate-hanging between low ground floor and gable, which are both stuccoed. 12-pane attic and first floor sashes, door to ground floor left with 6-pane square window to right. Outshut against left side of stair gable, roughcast S wall with 12-pane sash to first floor and arched ground floor window, both set against side of stair gable. W C20 window and small eaves window. W end of main house has loft light and 2 long C20 ground floor windows.

Fine and uniform interior with all principal rooms panelled, long fielded panels with low moulded dado rail and modillion cornices. 6-panel doors, fielded panelled shutters. Centre room is most complete with moulded Bath stone fireplace and keystone, pine frieze and shelf. Iron grate. E room has 2 new windows in E wall and modern fireplace. W room panelled on one wall only. Panelling and original fireplaces to 3 first floor rooms. Broad dog-leg stair is panelled and has open-string, but balusters and moulded rail are reproduction. 4 flights to attic. In attic 6 collar trusses with curved collars. Partition said to have had moulded oak panelling of c1600.

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