Redgate Farmhouse is a Grade II listed building in the Monmouthshire local planning authority area, Wales. First listed on 18 November 1980. Church.

Redgate Farmhouse

WRENN ID
weathered-pedestal-moss
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
Monmouthshire
Country
Wales
Date first listed
18 November 1980
Type
Church
Source
Cadw listing

Description

Farmhouse, rubble stone (render mostly removed 1999) with slate roof and 3 red brick stacks. Two-storey, three-window main front with matching added one-window service range to right, straight joint between. All windows c1960 metal in brick surrounds (being removed 1999). Concrete porch to door in third bay has two eroded small obelisk finials on top, almost certainly not in situ. 1980 list describes porch of simple columns with obelisks. Whitewashed rendered S end with blocked loft light. N end loft light and single storey addition with door to kitchen. Casement pair N, triple casement W. Rear is of whitewashed rubble with right side projected as outshut. Left side has timber cross-window each floor with iron opening light, outshut has metal triple casement each floor to right.

Two-room plan with large S end inglenook fireplace, and post and panel partition between rooms. Lobby entry probably not original, and lower S end room added in C18.

Main room has heavy chamfered beams with flitch plates inserted in restoration each end, stepped curved stops copying originals. Chamfered joists with triangular stops. C20 replaced oak chamfered fireplace lintel. Chamfered stone sides to fireplace. Brick-lined bread oven within.

The post-and-panel partition of c1600 has chamfered posts, stopped at bases, doorway at left end blocked with reused chamfered posts like those elsewhere on partition. Opening at right end with plank door. Opening in centre cut through (masked by furniture 1999). Upper room has two beams, one replaced with steel, thin squared joists between this and partition, one thicker squared joist, reused. The S end is added probably in C18, two plastered axial beams with thin cornice mouldings, but earlier C19 6-panel doors. Off-centre fireplace on S end with painted timber surround.

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