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Latitude: 53.1712 / 53°10'16"N
Longitude: -3.4847 / 3°29'5"W
OS Eastings: 300850
OS Northings: 364821
OS Grid: SJ008648
Mapcode National: GBR 6K.4604
Mapcode Global: WH65W.FKT6
Plus Code: 9C5R5GC8+F4
Entry Name: Cottages at Groes Hall
Listing Date: 21 July 1999
Last Amended: 21 July 1999
Grade: II
Source: Cadw
Source ID: 22072
Building Class: Domestic
ID on this website: 300022072
Location: Located within private grounds at the N end of the village of Groes; reached by private driveway off the B5428, the cottages are located just N of the junction of the B5428 and the A543, and SW of Gro
County: Conwy
Town: Denbigh
Community: Llansannan
Community: Llansannan
Locality: Groes
Traditional County: Denbighshire
Tagged with: Cottage
Late C19 range, built as the stables with accommodation for groom, for Groes Hall; converted into 2 dwellings with garages at the far right (E) end in the early C20.
Linear 2-storey range, formerly lofted stables, now 2 x 2-window cottages with a single window linking block between and garages at the far right (E) end; each cottage has a small lean-to porch to the front, and lean-to and flat roofed additions to the rear of stone and brick construction, repaired with concrete blocks. The main range is built of rubble masonry laid roughly to courses, the front elevation is roughcast rendered; slate roof with tiled ridge and slate copings, the roof line stepped up to the right (E) of the middle entrance. There are 2 rendered ridge stacks along the range, one between the two windows of each cottage.
The 2 cottages are stepped up the slope with lower 3 window range to the left, 2 window range to right above. Lower range has doorway to right onto passage serving both houses, lean-to porch with side entry to left; 2 small-paned casement windows to ground floor and 3 similar windows in catslide dormers above. Upper cottage is similarly detailed as 2-window range, with lean-to porch to right. Long blank wall of former coachhouse range beyond. Rear elevation of cottages retain small windows and some evidence of earlier openings now blocked. Small lean-to on lower cottage, and brick outshut to upper cottage. Former coachhouse has tall central doorway with slate sill and brick jambs flanked by wide openings; that to left retaining double doors with small-paned glazing, that to right infilled in brick. Higher roofed corrugated iron shed with cart entry through above.
Included as an integral part of the estate at Groes Hall. The cottages retain the simple character of their conversion for domestic use, while the range retains features of the basic plan and layout of its original use as stables for the Hall.
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