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The Dragon Hotel

A Grade II* Listed Building in Crickhowell, Powys

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Coordinates

Latitude: 51.8581 / 51°51'29"N

Longitude: -3.1377 / 3°8'15"W

OS Eastings: 321744

OS Northings: 218338

OS Grid: SO217183

Mapcode National: GBR F0.T4BK

Mapcode Global: VH6CH.KKLF

Plus Code: 9C3RVV56+7W

Entry Name: The Dragon Hotel

Listing Date: 19 July 1963

Last Amended: 25 September 1986

Grade: II*

Source: Cadw

Source ID: 7218

Building Class: Commercial

ID on this website: 300007218

Location: Splayed street frontage, set back behind cobbled pavement to front, part of a specially good group of early Georgian houses along with Ivy Towers and Latham House.

County: Powys

Community: Crickhowell (Crughywel)

Community: Crickhowell

Built-Up Area: Crickhowell

Traditional County: Brecknockshire

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History

Early C18 with later alterations.

Exterior

Early Georgian 2-storey and attic 5-window rendered front with tall steep-pitched roof, 2 contemporary brick end chimney stacks, 3 pitched roof dormers with plain bargeboards and slate hung sides; paired casement windows. Bracket eaves canted up to centre to form pediment over later C18 Venetian window; stepped keystones and swept-out cornice, classical frieze and plain pilasters; bracketed cill. Renewed 12 and 16-pane sash windows with moulded cornices.
2 splayed bays to ground floor centre with some timber glazing bars removed to right; retains original glass to left. Half-glazed door to right with flat hood on ogee brackets, original 12-pane sash window to right. The front formerly had two further doorways, formerly to landlord's cottage, both now blocked with 2-light casement windows. Roughcast right end wall with exposed chimney breast, shown on 1898 view with 1-window lean-to. Rubble and part rendered left end wall. Sash windows to rear and large chimney breast heightened in brick, the rear shortly to be rebuilt.

Interior

Interior retains some original unmoulded beams to ground floor.

Reasons for Listing

Group value with Nos 24 and 25 High Street, Ivy Towers, L-Plan Service Range to Ivy Towers and The Ivy Tower.

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Other nearby listed buildings

  • II* Ivy Towers
    Set back from the road behind front garden with gable end to High Street beside the Dragon Hotel; part of a specially good group of early Georgian buildings along with the Dragon Hotel and Latham Hous
  • II Including Carlton Guest House & S.M Sports & Leisure
    Opposite the Dragon Hotel and part of a continuous row of frontages.
  • II* Latham House
    At the end of a continuous row of frontages, detached to the right. Part of a specially good group of early Georgian houses along with the Dragon Hotel and Ivy Towers.
  • II L-Plan Service Range to Ivy Towers
    Set back from the road adjoining the Warden's Cottage to the left and Ivy Towers to the right.
  • II* The Ivy Tower
    Beside the road, in front of the Wardens Cottage and L-plan range.
  • II NO.44 High Street, Powys, 7217
    At the end of a short row of frontages; set back from No 43 adjoining. Formerly a nail factory and shop.
  • II NO.29 High Street, Powys, 7215
    Set into a continuous row of frontages. Said to be on the site of the former castle barracks.
  • II No.1 & The Tower front of No.49 High Street
    Planned terrace forming the whole of the NE side of the street together with S front of No 49 High Street; No 8 around corner towards Beaufort Street.

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