History

Probably C17, may be contemporary with the enlargement of Faenol-bach farmhouse.

Exterior

A barn range in local axe-dressed uncoursed limestone masonry, with slate roof. Conspicuous raised and coped gables at each end, perhaps indicative of original thatch. Stonework much altered but retaining several slit vents. On the farmyard side there are large loft-hatches to right and left, a smaller loft opening left of centre, and 2 large doors below under a concrete lintel.

Interior

Not seen, but said to be 5-bays, originally with 3 storage bays and 2 threshing floors.

Reasons for Listing

A C17 barn which has retained much of its character notwithstanding alterations; listed also for group value with Faenol-bach farmhouse.

External Links

• Cadwr Listing
• Wikidata Q29504053

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