Description

SELATTYN AND GOBOWEN C.P. EBNAL
SJ 33 SW
5/29 Ebnal Hall and attached
garden walls
II
Farmhouse. Circa 1700 with later additions and alterations. Red brick
on chamfered rubblestone plinth with rusticated stone angle quoins; hipped
graded slate roof. 2 storeys and attic with stone floor bands and moulded
eaves cornice. 7-window front, early C20 cross windows in C18 openings
with gauged heads, centre and upper right now blocked, although former retains
gauged head. 3 early C20 gabled eaves dormers. Central entrance has
plain panelled door. Axial red brick ridge stacks with twin recessed panels
to left and right, latter rebuilt early C20 a little in front of ridge.
2 prominent early C20 gables to rear. Garden walls: Mid-C18. Red brick
(mixed bond) with moulded stone coping, replaced by concrete to long sides,
ramped down at corners to front. Form rectangular enclosure approximately
60m x 20m attached to front of house. Interior of house: was badly damaged
by fire in 1907.

Listing NGR: SJ3134934609

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26305899

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