Knights Gone By (also known as Plas Fardre)

Knights Gone By, also known as Plas Fardre, is a 4-bay, 3-storey house built in a simple Gothic style. The exterior features whitened scribed roughcast with smooth-rendered angle pilaster strips painted black, and a steep slate roof adorned with barge boards and pendant finials. The main façade has three gabled bays, with a fourth bay set back on the left side.

The symmetrical main range includes a narrower central bay that has half-glazed doors set back under an overlight, framed by a doorcase with a moulded cornice and consoles, along with a small painted fascia. This central entrance is flanked by two-storey canted bay windows, each fitted with replacement 2-light casement windows. Above the entrance, the first floor features a 2-light casement window set in a moulded architrave. The upper storey has shorter 2-light windows with eared architraves.

To the left, the set-back bay contains a double-panelled door with a boarded-up overlight at the junction with the main range. The first floor of this bay has a 2-light window with an architrave similar to that of the front. The left gable end of this bay features a tall small-pane window and a 2-light upper-storey window, both in architraves that match the front. Adjacent to this bay, the gable end of the main range has a renewed panel door. The right gable end has been altered, featuring a one-storey flat-roof projection and inserted 2-light windows. The rear of the building has three windows, which have been replaced in earlier openings, with gables at both ends.

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