Bryn Aderyn

Bryn Aderyn and Rosemount

Circa 1810, pair of Regency, 2 storey and cellar, 3 window houses. Earlier origins to Bryn Aderyn. Painted English garden wall bond brick. Gently pitched slate roof, lead ridge. Boxed lead gutters over saw toothed eaves cornice. Brick stacks. Shallow upper sashes to 12 pane 2nd floor windows, 9 pane windows over doors. Large 16 pane sash windows to ground floors flanking doorways. Louvred shutters on pintels to Rosemount. Gauged brick voussoirs, plain reveals, stone sills. Shallow 8 pane sashes to cellars below, wooden lintels. Fine Regency ironwork open porches with wooden canopies. Stone treads to steps, iron handrails. Double doors with later C19 sidebar glazing to upper portions. Round arched tunnel passage to extreme right of Rosemount. Rear of Bryn Aderyn largely rubblework. Deep boarded eaves. Sidebars to stair/lobby window. Sash windows, sliding to cellar. 1 modern umsympathetic window. Slate hung W elevation to rear wing of Rosemount.

Brick piers with inswept walls to entrance gates.

Converted to offices. Early C19 staircase. Some partition walls timber framed - wattle and daub filled. C17 stair to cellar - square newel, flat balusters.