Lantellen Farmhouse

PLEASE SEE REPORT The entry under this head made when the building was first listed is as follows: "C15. Hall house recast in early C17 and again in C19. One pointed doorway of freestone of cross-passage. Another in yard." Fox and Raglan (1954) published four photographs (vol.III, plates XXIII A, B, C, and D.) Pevsner and Newman (2000) include a brief description.

The interior was not inspected at the time of re-survey. Some details were provided by Fox and Raglan, vol.III, pp 81-2 (q.v.), including ceiling beams and joists in the hall and parlour showing "a combination of segmental rounds and hollows, rolls and beads, quirked, the effect being one of refinement and delicacy rarely found in the Early Renaissance phase of the Regional style. . . .The impress given to the mind by the Llantellen parlour in particular is that its interior was as dignified and beautiful as a large well-proportioned window and other finely-shaped woodwork, casting sharp and delicate shadows, could make it." Pevsner and Newman (2000) provide an up-to-date summary.