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Latitude: 53.0188 / 53°1'7"N
Longitude: -3.8204 / 3°49'13"W
OS Eastings: 277985
OS Northings: 348382
OS Grid: SH779483
Mapcode National: GBR 63.FVWH
Mapcode Global: WH66H.9D02
Plus Code: 9C5R259H+GR
Entry Name: Pen-Y-Bedw
Listing Date: 13 October 1966
Last Amended: 17 July 1992
Grade: II
Source: Cadw
Source ID: 5880
Building Class: Domestic
ID on this website: 300005880
Location: To SE of Afon Machno, approx 2.3 km SW of Penmachno village centre.
County: Conwy
Community: Bro Machno
Community: Bro Machno
Traditional County: Caernarfonshire
Tagged with: Architectural structure
Formerly 2 houses in line now connected, which served Pen-uchaf and Pen-isaf Farms. Aligned roughly NE-SW; NE house C16 in origin, SW house slightly later, probably C17. Extended to NE (circa 1800) as cartshed and stable.
Roughly coursed rubble masonry. C19 slate roofs. North house has large square chimney to L with smaller gabled brick extension. Windows on first floor set at eaves, to L 2-light casement, and to R 4-pane square sash. Roughly central front door under gabled brick porch to L of which is 3-light casement and to R, vertically-proportioned window. South house has rectangular chimney. On first floor, two 2-light casements and to R, smaller sash; first floor windows set at eaves. Roughly central front door, to L, 2-light casement; to R, broader 3-light window. At rear, N house has lean-to extension of c1800.
Houses extended in line to N as 2-storey lofted stable and cartshed (late C18/early C19). Random rubble, thin slate roof, simple stone lintels to openings. Facing W is broad cartshed doorway with small square window to stable at L. In N gable, square-headed door to stable and stone steps up to loft doorway. At rear, stone steps at right angle lead up to cartshed loft.
N section said to have roughly hewn main ceiling beam. Deeply splayed fireplace with large wooden lintel supported at ends by corbels. Square stone staircase to R. S section said to have more massive exposed ceiling beam chamfered with intermediate stops similar to those at Coed-y-Ffynnon.
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