Glas Hirfryn

Glas Hirfryn is a historic timber-framed farmhouse located in Cwmdu, Montgomeryshire, Wales, dating back to around 1559 AD. Once abandoned in the mid-20th century, it has been undergoing restoration since 2012, showcasing a unique architectural style that marks a transition from cruck-framed hall houses to more modern designs. The house features a lateral stone chimney and intricate decorative elements, making it a significant example of Montgomeryshire's vernacular architecture. Visitors can explore its rich history, including its connection to the Wesleyan Methodist movement in the 19th century, and appreciate the ongoing efforts to preserve this cultural landmark.