History

Late C18. Formerly the town house of the Wyndham family. Recently restored.

Exterior

Three storeys. Five bay front elevation with painted modern render, rusticated ground floor, quoins, bands and rusticated window dressings with voussoirs. Slate roof with rendered end stacks. Sash windows without glazing bars and with horns, with smaller windows on second floor. Central Doric porch (restored); panelled door with overlight. Lower two-storey, two-bay wing in similar style to left hand, but set slightly back. Slate gabled roof with left hand gable stack with pebbledash cladding; sash windows without glazing bars. Front forecourt dwarf walls of stone; renewed iron railings. To rear, at right angles, wings with tall stone chimneys.

Interior

Interior has been converted to flats.

Reasons for Listing

C18 town house of the Wyndham family. Group value with adjacent listed buildings.

External Links

• Cadwr Listing
• Wikidata Q29491324

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