PENGLAIS FACH,Ceredigion 2010
Notes on PENGLAIS FACH, Ceredigion 2010
A ruined farmhouse and barns on the golf course in Aberystwyth overlooking the Irish Sea. I have been contacted by various people if I knew about this house. It stands completely isolated in the centre of the golf course, not even boarded up or fenced off.
Inside doors hang off hinges, windows smashed with ivy pouring in, the floors covered in debris, internal walls with huge holes, wallpaper hanging off revealing brightly covered walls beneath. All quite depressing and will probably be set alight one day by the visits from nightly youths who come to sit around the 1950's fireplace and drink beer.
A ruined farmhouse and barns on the golf course in Aberystwyth overlooking the Irish Sea. I have been contacted by various people if I knew about this house. It stands completely isolated in the centre of the golf course, not even boarded up or fenced off.
Inside doors hang off hinges, windows smashed with ivy pouring in, the floors covered in debris, internal walls with huge holes, wallpaper hanging off revealing brightly covered walls beneath. All quite depressing and will probably be set alight one day by the visits from nightly youths who come to sit around the 1950's fireplace and drink beer.
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By Tav Ratcliffe: Vic Reeves lived in Penglais Fach in 1977. It was provided as tied accommodation, as he was the Head Greenkeeper at the golf course. I was his assistant. By Valerie Clapham: I believe this was the birthplace of my great grandfather, Edward Lewis, who is listed on the 1851 Census as living there age 4 years.