12298

 

II  

Designated  

24/11/1978  

07/01/2002  

Maesgwynne  

 

Pembrokeshire  

Fishguard and Goodwick  

Fishguard  

Fishguard  

195072  

236626  

S  

Situated outside Fishguard facing uphill towards A40, but reached by lane running W from top of High Street.  

Domestic  

 

Farmhouse or small gentry house with formal front range of about 1840 attached to an original house of c1800-20. Marked on 1844 tithe map.  

Farmhouse, whitewashed stucco and rubble stone with slate roofs. Earlier to mid C19 front range has hipped roof with small brick end stacks, stuccoed 3-window front with 12-pane sash windows and centre 4-panel door with overlight. Cut slate sills. Roof descends slightly lower in rear elevation; in angle to rear wing, a cambered-headed 6-pane stair light and to right a 6-pane square window over a sash window. Rear wing is earlier house, whitewashed rubble stone 3-window range with deep chimney wall to left and stone end stack raised in brick. One 9-pane and 2-4-pane sashes above 2 cambered-headed 12-pane sashes with centre door. Left sash appears to have stone voussoirs, right sash brick. End wall has ground floor left window with brick head, rear is outshut with altered window each side of a door in C20 porch.  

Dog-leg staircase in front range with stick balusters.  

Included as a significant small gentry house of the earlier C19 created by the addition of the front range to an earlier farmhouse.