Courtyard of outbuildings at Hayston Hall is a Grade II listed building in the Pembrokeshire local planning authority area, Wales. First listed on 10 November 2004. Outbuildings.

Courtyard of outbuildings at Hayston Hall

WRENN ID
odd-timber-saffron
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
Pembrokeshire
Country
Wales
Date first listed
10 November 2004
Type
Outbuildings
Source
Cadw listing

Description

Courtyard of outbuildings, rubble stone with close-eaved slate roofs, three ranges: a long hipped two-storey main range, a two-storey range attached to left corner, with roof hipped to left, and a single-storey range attached to front range right, with roof hipped at right end. Main range is two-storey, six-bay with hipped close-eaved roof, six cambered-headed square 9-pane loft windows with cambered brick heads, the left one spaced wider than the others. Slate sills to fourth and sixth windows, fifth part obscured by roof of projecting single storey addition. The original roughcast with whitewash and colourwash survives on the right end beyond added range. Windows with grey limestone cambered heads in first and third bays of ground floor, the left one with inserted 9-pane casement, the other infilled. Red brick cambered-arched broad tall entries in second and fourth bays, the left one with boarded double doors, the right one blocked by later addition. In sixth bay, beyond addition, blocked door with late C19 yellow brick head. Rendered windowless right end wall. Rear is whitewashed rubble with roof part reclad in corrugated asbestos. Outside stone steps to loft door at extreme right and three loft windows of varying shapes. Ground floor has two large inserted garage entries to centre and left, and C20 metal window to extreme left. Range on left side of courtyard is to slightly lower eaves height, gable ended where ranges touch corners, hipped with end wall tall brick stack to left. Two 9-pane loft windows with cambered brick heads, the one to right of centre slightly narrower. Ground floor has door with late C19 yellow brick head to extreme right and late C19 yellow-brick cambered-arched coach entry to left of centre (not aligned with window above), infilled in stone with red-brick surround to panelled door. To each side are hornless 9-pane sashes in red brick surrounds with slate sills, also inserted. Windowless left end wall, C20 rear lean-to addition. Range on right side is single-storey with roof hipped to right end, the eaves lower on the end wall which has red brick corners. Front has broad opening to left and centre, infilled in timber and whitewashed rubble to right. End wall has two doors with small window to left, all brick framed. Whitewashed rubble windowless rear.

Ground floor left of main range has stable with two cast-iron stall dividers and boarded panelling. Three iron and enamel troughs. Left range was converted to a house, the left room with fireplace, small stairs with stick balusters in centre and fireplace with grate in right room. The right part of the range is open to the roof.

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