Great Westfield is a Grade II listed building in the Pembrokeshire local planning authority area, Wales. First listed on 25 February 2004. House.
Great Westfield
- WRENN ID
- iron-crypt-starling
- Grade
- II
- Local Planning Authority
- Pembrokeshire
- Country
- Wales
- Date first listed
- 25 February 2004
- Type
- House
- Source
- Cadw listing
Description
House, unpainted render with slate roofs, 2 storeys and attic, double-pile with rebuilt red brick end stacks to front range. The front range is taller than the rear and probably of later date the stairs being inserted in the rear range. Front has 5-bay elevation with 15-pane hornless sashes and stone sills, centre fine timber Palladian window with pilastered corniced side-lights flanking arched centre with radiating bars to head of upper sash. Recessed big 4-panel door with overlight under big timber shelf hood on long scrolled brackets. Flat eaves, 2 slate-hung gabled dormers with uPVC glazing. To right set back is C20 2-storey, 2-window addition in angle to longer rear range. Left end has double gable with lights set to right of centre lighting the spine passages of the front range and one window ground floor left lighting room with stone vault. Rear has had all windows renewed in uPVC replacing 12-pane wooden sashes. Five-bay main part and then slightly lower 2-bay left section. The main part has door in middle bay and big stair light in fourth bay. The attic has 4 windows breaking eaves under gables, slightly lower sill to the one over stair. The lower part to left has single dormer and rebuilt left end stack.
Interior altered in C20, under restoration. Central entry with principal room each side, entered by fielded-panelled doors. Fielded panelled shutters. Room to left has timber late C18 Adam-style chimneypiece with tapering piers, ornamented with ox-skull, husk-drop, urn and sphinx motifs, possibly brought in from elsewhere. Room to right is altered as is centre hall. To rear is spine passage off which opens the fine earlier to mid C18 stair (like the one at Camrose House) with turned balusters 3 per tread), paired column newels at landings and scrolled tread ends. Four flights up to attic. Attic of rear range has plain bolted collar trusses in pine. To left of stair in corner of ground floor rear is a small stone vaulted room of possibly C16 date. To right of hall is room now opened out into kitchen beyond but preserving mid C18 pine panelling on front and back walls. Fielded panels and curved-backed arched niche with fluted pilasters and curved shelves, in architrave with pulvinated frieze and cornice. Kitchen beyond has 3 heavy plain beams, axial to house. First floor front rooms not accessible at time of survey, some with fielded panelled shutters.
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