Glebe House with front wall, railings and gate is a Grade II listed building in the Powys local planning authority area, Wales. First listed on 19 July 1950. House.
Glebe House with front wall, railings and gate
- WRENN ID
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- Grade
- II
- Local Planning Authority
- Powys
- Country
- Wales
- Date first listed
- 19 July 1950
- Type
- House
- Source
- Cadw listing
Description
Detached house, red brick, English bond, the brickwork of first floor of different tone to that below, with dentilled brick eaves, slate roof and red brick S end stack. Two storeys and attic, three bays with cambered-headed iron small-paned cross-windows set close to wall face. The middle bay is set to right of centre with gabled dormer above, and iron casement pair. The first-floor cross windows have Gothic top panes. Ground floor similar window to right with a narrow 2-light window to right again, and C20 timber cross-window to left. Large later C20 porch (replacing an early C19 trellised wood porch) with pedimental gable, copper roof, stuccoed pilasters and cross window to front, door in S side. Within, an early C19 flush-panelled door with four glass panes in the top. S end wall has cambered headed casement pair to first floor left, and two square attic windows with tiny-paned iron tripartite glazing, Gothic intersecting bars in centre. Lower two-storey service range to right with dentilled eaves, slate roof and thin red brick N end stack. First floor centre has similar cross-window with Gothic top panes, ground floor has two small-paned casement-pairs, all with cambered brick heads. Porch set back on right end wall. Rear left stair gable of stone with arched brick head to long stair window, with two transoms and some leaded lights (bottom lights blank), and added three-storey wing to right, of brick with C20 metal ground floor window and cambered-headed window to both upper floors. The stair gable has a big brick lean-to on its N side. Front garden retaining wall of rubble stone, rising with slope to N. Large coping blocks and C19 iron railings with dog bars, and standards with urn finials. Short S return to a narrow stone gate post to a C19 iron gate with dog-bars, and two strengthening hoops, one above the other. Modern gate post to left.
Ceiling beam in hall strengthened by girder and with joists covered. C18 stair with turned balusters. Central chimney breast with stack removed. Four roof trusses with inset timber-framed partitions, the second partition from S probably descending to floor below.
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