Penderyn Rectory, South Wales

[kellisurbex]

This is the former residence of the Rectory of Penderyn church. Built c.1843. Typical simple Victorian Manor, two floors and a cellar. Residents include Rev Charles Mayberry in 1861 and Rev Llewelyn Jenkins in 1891, where he resided with his wife, 3 children, servant and a young pageboy. There existed an L-shaped coach-house at the front, built c.1800, listed building, burnt down in 2000. The last vicar seems to have been an Elwyn Thomas who passed on in around 1990.

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Thanks for looking

 

[smiler]

Well Done You, I loved it, The missing floorboards, have the copper fairies been in?, Thanks.

 

[flyboys90]

Great report and photos,looks like its not been trashed?

 

[kellisurbex]

thanks it's still in pretty good nick, few spots of vandalism but nothing major. it's not a very public place so that's almost definately helped

 

[maximus]

Thats one spooky looking house....especially the meat hooks :s

cheers for posting

 

[bonniemcprice]

I love this! Thanks

 

[corn_flake88]

Thank You for this!
Looks like it used to be a lovely place to live