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Latitude: 52.2585 / 52°15'30"N
Longitude: -3.3347 / 3°20'4"W
OS Eastings: 308997
OS Northings: 263102
OS Grid: SO089631
Mapcode National: GBR 9R.ZX84
Mapcode Global: VH69G.4HYG
Plus Code: 9C4R7M58+C4
Entry Name: Lower Trelowgoed
Listing Date: 16 March 1992
Last Amended: 10 December 2004
Grade: II
Source: Cadw
Source ID: 9368
Building Class: Domestic
ID on this website: 300009368
Location: Approximately 1.2km SSE of Llanbadarn Fawr church, reached by footpath from the E side leading off a minor road SE of the A483.
County: Powys
Community: Llanbadarn Fawr
Community: Llanbadarn Fawr
Locality: Trelowgoed
Traditional County: Radnorshire
Tagged with: Farmhouse
An C18 house shown on the 1839 Tithe map as a 45-acre (18.23 hectares) farmstead.
A 1½-storey 3-window rubble-stone farmhouse with steep slate roof and stone end stacks, larger to the R. Openings are offset to the L side, and the entrance offset further still. It has a boarded door. Windows, including dormers, and under stone heads in the lower storey, are 2-light C19 casements. The L-hand window is boarded up. The rear has a similar elevation with doorway offset to the R, except that there are 3 windows in the lower storey and the lower R-hand window is boarded up.
Cross passage has been blocked opposite main entrance but retains chamfered head-beam. Entrance is immediately beside the staircase which is C19 and not in the exact position of the original stairs (see blocked window); the plan form is unusual in having such a large room before the parlour and is reminiscent of the earlier Great Cantel, Llanbister. Lath and plaster partition to right with parlour beyond retaining timber bressumer to fireplace; this has domed bread oven and blocked recess to right; simply scroll-stopped beam. Full height recess backing onto stairs - said to contain cheese press formerly. The chimney at the uphill end heats the kitchen with 6-panel door; fireplace blocked; remains of studded partition to rear. Oak boarded doors upstairs; roof ceiled at collar level.
Listed for its special architectural interest as an C18 vernacular farmhouse retaining definite early character.
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