'Pensychnant', Sychnant Pass, Dwygyfylchi, Conwy, Gwynedd.

The wild moorlands on the boundaries of the Conway and Penmaenmawr Districts, just to the eastward of the Sychnant Pass, contained a small homestead known as Pensychnant Farm. This was purchased together with 160 surrounding acres, by Abraham Henthorn Stott (I) about 1877 as his country estate. He immediately added a much larger residence to the old farmhouse. This was the centre of what became an important Lancashire, particularly Oldham, colony, embracing the country residences of many important and influential magnates. When the house was offered To Let in 1881, the house contains the following accommodation:  - Entrance Hall, 36 ft by 12 ft.: Dining Room, 26ft. by 18 ft.; Billiard Room, 25 ft. by 17 ft; Drawing Room, well arranged Domestic Offices, Nine Bedrooms, Bath room, and WC.  Farm Buildings compose—Two good Barns, Shippon for Eight Cows. a two-stall Stable, Coach-house, Cart Sheds, a plentiful supply of water, etc