24718

 

II  

Designated  

31/01/2001  

31/01/2001  

Barn at Pen-y-clawdd House  

 

Monmouthshire  

Mitchel Troy  

Monmouth  

Pen-y-clawdd  

345698  

207498  

 

Prominently sited with its gable end to the road. At right-angles to, and outside the curtilage wall of Pen-y-clawdd House.  

Agriculture and Subsistence  

 

Range of outbuildings including small barn at Penyclawdd House, a manor house recorded back to the C14, but probably a tenanted farmhouse until remodelled as a gentry house in the mid C19 and early C20. Uncertain date but possibly c17 in origin, much remodelled.  

Barn and outbuilding range, medium size, part rubble stone patched in red brick, with clay pantile single roof. Barn to left with double doors under catslide raised roof. Wall to right is brick at plinth level only, red brick above, possibly replacing timber-frame. One casement pair window. Then wall is slightly stepped but still red brick on rubble plinth. Door with timber lintel, then lower door blocked in stone. Immediately beyond, wall is all stone with straight joint. Door with some brick in jambs to extreme right, rubble stone gable end. Barn left end has gable rebuilt in brick, added stone lean-to. Rear wall of barn is rubble stone and has centre double doors and arrow-slit vent each side. Rear left section has door and window.  

The interior was not available at the time of inspection (November 1999  

Included for group value with Pen-y-clawdd House.