Llanerchaeron
5.0/5 (1 ratings)-
Photograph © Pete Duxon
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Photograph © Pete Duxon
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Photograph © Pete Duxon
Gardenvisit Editorial
An eighteenth century Welsh estate on the River Aeron with walled gardens. The house was designed and built for Colonel William Lewis by John Nash in the early part of his career. The estate was bequeathed to the National Trust in 1989 by one of Colonel William's descendents. There is a kitchen garden and lake.
Opening times - March to October. Wednesday to Sunday. Also open Tuesdays late July to early September and Bank Holiday Mondays. Open 11am to 5pm.
Website - Visit the Llanerchaeron website
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Recent Reviews
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4 months ago
David Rees said
A first class day out. We visted not knowing what to expect and were blown away. The house servants area, farm and garden were excellent. The garden is managed by one person and volunteers with the emphasis on vegetable production. These are sold in the reception building you can also buy meat from the farm. We bought some pork and red currants which my better half showed how tasty real pork is. I will definatley be back with the gardening club. Not at all like a National Trust property much better.
(5.0/5)
