Llwyngoras, including Garden Walls with Gate Piers is a Grade II* listed building in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park local planning authority area, Wales. First listed on 27 October 1992. House. 2 related planning applications.

Llwyngoras, including Garden Walls with Gate Piers

WRENN ID
grim-clay-fern
Grade
II*
Local Planning Authority
Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
Country
Wales
Date first listed
27 October 1992
Type
House
Source
Cadw listing

Description

Two storeys, rubble stone, originally roughcast, with slate roofs and one rebuilt N end stone stack. Main range with projecting porch gable to E front and big rear wing projecting to W, making rough cruciform plan. There were originally chimneys on all four gables including the porch. Windows are generally sashes, some replaced in aluminium.

E front has porch projection with cambered head to doorway and C20 window above. Porch within has seats each side and fine ogee-moulded oak doorcase with 6-panel door. Large lean-to to right with 12-pane sash. Main house has, to right of porch, one 6-pane upper window, the rest obscured by lean-to and early C19 drawing room addition at N end. To left of porch, one window range, 12 pane sash below, C20 aluminium window above. N end early C19 addition has full basement storey and raised ground floor with hipped slate roof. Door on E end, 2 window N front, one blank, one 12-pane sash over cambered-headed cellar windows and one French window to W end.

W front has big gabled wing, roughcast and whitewashed, outshut to S. with round floor door and window, and two 12-pane sashes above. To N side wall is long 24-pane stair light. To left of projecting wing is one-window range of main house and then French window of early C19 drawing room.

Curved rubble front garden walls with ball-finial corniced piers to gateway.

Single main ground floor space, possibly originally subdivided by screen, with five massive chamfered and stopped ceiling beams and scratch-moulded joists. At N end is very large inglenook with fireplace beam dated 1578. S end blocked fireplace. Stairs rise from S side of hall, short flight, then return, with possibly C18 plain square newels and moulded rail. Rear wing behind has heavy ceiling beams resting on a reused massive beam on line of wall between wing and outshut. Fielded panelled door next to stairs. Early C19 drawing room has Regency style panelled door with overlight, plaster cornice with acanthus, vine scroll and reeded border. Black marbled slate fireplace. Cellar beneath has storage recesses in walls. First floor has spine passage and some 6-panel doors and dog-leg stairs to attic which has heavy roof timbers, two trusses with peg-holes for collars in rear wing and triple purlin main roof with curved collars. Top of (apparently never used) lateral chimney shaft visible to left of porch roof.

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