Cwm-Berllan is a Grade II listed building in the Powys local planning authority area, Wales. First listed on 21 August 2000. House.

Cwm-Berllan

WRENN ID
muted-postern-bistre
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
Powys
Country
Wales
Date first listed
21 August 2000
Type
House
Source
Cadw listing

Description

A house with integral cow-house and added lower barn, of whitened rubble stone, limewashed, slate roof to the house and cow house, corrugated metal roof to the barn. Openings have modern lintels. The central modern boarded door is flanked by windows boarded over. The cow house has 3 doorways and a central loft doorway below the eaves. At the lower end, the barn has a large threshing doorway (with opposed doorway to the rear) and modern boarded doors with lapboarding above. The apex of the gable end is also lapboarded. A rear window to the house has an ovolo-moulded wooden frame (boarded over). The cow house has a broad rear window.

The house has a remarkably complete C17 plan-form. An entrance lobby has a service room to R, large parlour to rear, and to the L, a kitchen with fireplace (the stair to the R of the fireplace has been lost). The fireplace beam has incised zig-zag decoration. A spine beam has ogee stops. New softwood floor to room over kitchen. A post-and-panel partition between the service room and parlour has an ogee-moulded doorway; to the rear are reeded joists to the ceiling (in poor condition). The lofted cowhouse of 3 bays has remains of a central feed-passage (formerly with ties for 12 cattle to each side). The 3-bay barn has roof trusses with raking struts. In the house and cowhouse, the principal members of the old roofs remain with new secondary rafters and ties.

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