Pant

Pant is a timber-framed house dating from the 17th century, featuring brick infilling and an asbestos slate roof. The building has two storeys and a three-bay lobby entry plan, with an added storeyed and jettied porch that showcases herringbone framing in the Severn Valley style. The entrance door has a shaped head, and a moulded bressumer is supported by dragon beams from a central spine. The porch gable is adorned with brackets and decorative framing at the apex. The house exhibits square framing, three panels high on stone sills, with small angle braces at the bay posts. It includes timber windows and one small gabled dormer located in the central bay, along with a large stone stack positioned opposite the porch.

Inside, there is a large central two-sided stack, with the parlour located at the east end featuring an ogee chamfer-stopped spine beam. There is a possible former door in the gable. The main hall contains a large fireplace with canted jambs and an oven, along with a chamfered fire beam. Doors with shaped heads are present at each end of the partition leading to the inner rooms, which were formerly set three steps lower. The house also has chamfered spine beams and a 20th-century stair from the lobby.