Exterior

Early and later C19 stable court in roughcast rubble stone, the W side only marked on an early Cl9 estate map in Pembrokeshire Record Office. Slate roofs, two storeys, enclosed on all but S side which was probably once fully open, now partially enclosed. W and E wings have hipped gables and two-storey arched panels as architectural decoration to S end walls. Added or altered windows. Within court, tall camber-headed doorways below and small louvred loft windows above, but since altered. 5-window N side with 5 loft windows, ground floor broad entry with sliding doors and two doors to right. E wing has regular 4-window range. W side is converted to accommodation with six upper windows extended through eaves to flat tops, ground floor miscellaneous windows, centre part-glazed broad cambered arched opening and, to right, a C20 flat-roofed addition.

South side of the court has gatepiers and, to E, a small one-window house with E brick stack, to W a short length of wall with C20 addition within.

Reasons for Listing

Included as part of Cl9 country house estate. The original walled garden lay to W, subsequently extended to N and E of courtyard. R Fenton in l811 said that part of the walls of an ancient monastery were built into the outbuildings, but no clear evidence is visible.

Group value with the house.

External Links

• Cadwr Listing
• Wikidata Q29491125

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