Tintern Station

Tintern Station is a 19th-century building constructed from roughly coursed, squared rock-faced red sandstone rubble, topped with a Welsh slate roof. It is a rectangular single-storey structure with a single depth range. The platform side features four windows and two doors arranged in the sequence of window, door, window, door, window, window. The doors are double, consisting of six sunk panels with rectangular lights above that contain two panes each. The windows are casements with three panes above and three below. The eaves are fretted, and there is a projecting hood on brackets over the Booking Office door. The roof has plain bargeboards at the gables, which include windows for the conveniences at either end. The yard front has a small hood above the entrance door and three windows similar to those on the platform side. There are two red brick ridge stacks topped with terracotta pots. Inside, the Booking Office, Waiting Room, and other rooms remain largely unaltered.