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Llanerchaeron National Trust House near Aberaeron...........


 

Llanerchaeron House designed by John Nash

The dry laundry room at Llanerchaeron

Snowdrops on the banks of the Aeron at Llanerchaeron


Llanerchaeron House


Dry Laundry Room

Snowdrops by the Aeron

Llanerchaeron is a small 18th century Welsh gentry estate which has survived virtually unaltered. The house was built by John Nash in 1795. Consisting of the house, servant's quarters, stables, farm buildings and walled garden, Llanerchaeron is a traditional rural estate that has remained in the same family for ten generations.

The house was commissioned from John Nash in 1789 by Colonel William Lewis. Nash had been made bankrupt at the age of 31, however after designing Llanerchaeron and a number of other Welsh estate houses, he went on to grander things, designing the Brighton Pavilion and Buckingham Palace.

In the house can be seen the collection of antiques donated to the National Trust by Miss P.M.Ward. as well as memorabilia from the Lewis family.

The House and servant quarters were opened to visitors for the first time in June 2002 following extensive restoration. There are extensive gardens also open to the public. The cafe serves home made food and their bread pudding is renowned.

Pigs at Llanerchaeron

In the Hothouse

Cawl and Bread Pudding in the cafe


Pigs at Llanerchaeron

In the Hot house

Cawl and Bread Pudding in the Cafe


Open: Daily except Mon and Tues from 22 March to 2 November 

 House 11.30 - 4.30 pm - Home Farm & garden 11 - 5 pm.

Admission prices:
£5, child £2.50, family £12. Groups (15+) £4, child £2.

 Home Farm & garden only:
 £4, child £2. Reduced rate when arriving by public transport, cycle or on foot

Guided Tours of Garden and Home Farm at 1.30 every Thursday from June
to September -additional charge £1 (inc NT members).

There is a small shop area in walled garden selling local produce and Llanerchaeron farm
 produce and plants as available


Llanerchaeron is near Aberaeron SA48 8DG. Tel: 01545 570200 2 1/2 miles east of Aberaeron off A482 

 info line: 01558 - 82514