Kennixton Farmhouse, originally located at Llangennith on the Gower Peninsular, is a large stone-built farmhouse constructed in three phases. The earl
Kennixton Farmhouse, originally located at Llangennith on the Gower Peninsular, is a large stone-built farmhouse constructed in three phases. The earliest, dating from 1610, was built as a gable-entry dwelling with a single room on the ground floor and a bedroom above. About 1680, a large cegin (kitchen) was added which was to serve as the main living space. Two new entrance doors were included, together with a timber staircase leading to a spacious sleeping area upstairs. Finally, about 1750, a back kitchen was added a right angles to the building. This also had a room above, which was probably used for storage.
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