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(Information originally supplied by Wrexham County Borough Council Planning Office dated 18/10/96)

Hem House Grade II

Location Allington (LL12 0BW)

Located in open countryside to east of Rossett Road, approached by private drive and with walled garden to front.
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Exterior

C18 2-storey and attic red-brick, fron of three bays, the outer two of which are gabled with kneelers. Later additions including lean-to wing to the west. Top storey with painted dummy windows to gable ends. Near flush small-pane cross-frame windows below. Central round-arched entrance with fanlight.

Interior

Inspection not possible at time of re-survey in 1995 but recorded as retaining good staircase and other original internal details.

Listed

Listed for its special interest as a surviving example of an C18 farmhouse.

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