Pen-y-clawdd Court

Located one mile southwest off the A465 road, this L-shaped building features coursed red sandstone rubble walls and a traditional Welsh slate roof.

The manor house, constructed around 1625, stands on the site of Pen y Clawdd Castle, which belonged to Roger de Hastings in the 11th century.

The Court Room contains a compartmented ceiling, stone-mullioned windows, and an ornate fireplace that reflects the Tudor architectural traditions of Wales.

Following extensive restoration work from 1984 to 1997, the Grade I listed building transitioned from a bed and breakfast hotel to a private residence in 2021.

The property incorporates materials from an earlier Norman motte and bailey castle, with the remains of the castle mound still visible northwest of the house.

Location: Llanvihangel Crucorney

Location: Crucorney

Inception: 1625

Architectural style: Tudor architecture

Floors above the ground: 2

Elevation above the sea: 172.5 m

GPS coordinates: 51.87520,-3.00326

Latest update: March 6, 2025 06:21