Cilciffeth is a Grade II listed building in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park local planning authority area, Wales. First listed on 30 July 2002. Farmhouse.

Cilciffeth

WRENN ID
riven-pavement-twilight
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
Country
Wales
Date first listed
30 July 2002
Type
Farmhouse
Source
Cadw listing

Description

Farmhouse, whitewashed rubble stone with asbestos-sheet close-eaved roofs. Two storeys, L-plan. Main range has painted brick end-wall stacks, small to left, larger to right and a wall-face small chimney to right of centre. Front has door in lean-to stone porch to right of centre, in line with chimney. Door was unblocked 2001, formerly only timber lintel visible. To left of centre, a narrow 8-pane window each floor, and further left, a large 8-pane sash. To right, a very small ground floor 12-pane sash with narrow 8-pane sash over, but slightly to right. Both have rough slate sills. Right end wall has marks of demolished range once attached, blocked door each floor to right. Left end wall has large first floor 4-pane sash to right and small 4-pane sash below. One cornerstone is a reused carved stone possibly from a chimneypiece of c1600, with fluting. Attached C19 rear wing is stuccoed, 2-storey, 2-window with left end stack. C20 windows replacing sashes and C19 door with overlight to ground floor right. Tooled stone sills. Stuccoed end wall. Rear wall of painted rubble has long pointed stair light to first floor left, with brick head, and window each floor to right, upper one blank, lower one with C20 window. Rear of main range has door in angle to right, C20 first floor centre window and C20 inserted pointed window with Y-tracery to centre left. Buttress to extreme left.

Long house has 3 room plan with corridor along rear wall. End room has C20 Gothic window and two C17 beams. Blocked door to left of fireplace was to demolished section beyond. Next room, entered from painted grained 6-panel door with 5-pane overlight to corridor, and re-opened front door, has one rough beam. Chamfered beam on partition to upper room which has another similar centre beam and shutters to 8-pane front window. C20 fireplace. Upper floor has C17 doorcase into upper end room, ogee-moulded oak, possibly a reset exterior door. Two cased beams in upper room. Two beams in middle room one with big stepped ogee stop to chamfer, the other with simple runout to chamfer. Lower end room has beam over fireplace which has C17 oak lintel, ovolo moulded with stepped ogee stops. The moulding is pinched at centre into tiny cross motif. Roof has been replaced, 7 pegged collar trusses, in pine. Rear range has entrance hall with painted-grained 6-panel door to original house and attractive curved stair on back wall. Stick balusters, ramped rail. Elliptical arch and panelled reveals to pointed stair window. Moulded cornice to first floor and three 6-panel doors. Roof has 4 trusses with curved collars.

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