History

c1835 for Peter Mynors, son of Peter Rickards from an ancient Evenjobb family who took the name of Mynors on inheriting Treago in 1780. Heavily restored.

Exterior

H-plan with service ranges to the north. Two storeys, roughcast front elevations, exposed coursed rubble to rear, hipped slate roofs, boxed eaves. Rendered brick stacks. Three-bay entrance front, 12-pane sashes, wide pedimented central doorcase, modern panelled door with glazed surround. Garden elevation has modern infilled centre section replacing original verandah, wing gable ends have 3-light sashes on the first floor and on the ground floor, French windows flanked by margin lights. Rear elevations have various sash windows under flat voussoir lintels, service ranges have sash windows under brick cambered lintels.

Small L-plan range runs into hillside at rear to join later coachhouse at service yard to NW.

Interior

Raised and fielded 6-panel doors, fluted surrounds with Tudor Rose roundels, hall archways with impost mouldings. Stairs with rebuilt modern lantern over; scroll newel, curtail step, open string with template ends, ramped handrail alternating arrangement of 4 squared balusters with wrought-iron panel incorporating Tudor Rose motif.

External Links

• Cadwr Listing
• Wikidata Q29487975

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