4312

 

II  

Designated  

19/10/1971  

01/04/1998  

Ty'n Llan  

 

Gwynedd  

Llanengan  

Pwllheli  

Llangian  

229527  

328896  

 

Situated in centre of village, on W side of road.  

Domestic  

 

Former Parsonage House of Llangian, apparently originally built as a pair of cottages in the early C19, joined and extended at N end, with additional room probably in the mid C19, when the chimneys were rebuilt to a pattern characteristic of the Nanhoron estate. It seems to have been rebuilt at first as the married curate's house and later to have become the parsonage.  

House, rubble stone with roof of small slates and 3 chimneys each with diagonally-set tall brick shafts on stone base. The end stacks have 3 shafts, the ridge stack to right of centre has 2, the shafts with square caps. Two-storey, three-window range. The original building appears to have been double fronted with two 16-pane sashes each floor and two centre doors. In modification the left door was removed and an extension added to right with similar 16-pane sash each floor. Remaining door is ledged, of wide boards, with overlight in mid-to-later C19 timber columned porch with gable finial. Sashes are all 16-pane hornless except ground floor left, replaced as 4-pane horned. Windowless rubble stone S end wall. Rendered N end wall. Rear wing of 2 storeys with end stack.  

Three-room plan. Some 6-panel doors. Blocked second front door has Tudor-arched head. Kitchen in rear wing has two stone-lintel fireplaces.  

A prominent village house with late Georgian to early Victorian details, of historic interest as the former parsonage house.