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18th-century Welsh gentry estate - with house, walled gardens and home farm

This rare example of a self-sufficient 18th-century Welsh minor gentry estate has survived virtually unaltered.

The villa, designed in the 1790s, is the most complete example of the early work of John Nash. It has its own service courtyard with dairy, laundry, brewery and salting house, and walled kitchen gardens (with all its produce for sale when in season).

The pleasure grounds and ornamental lake and parkland provide peaceful walks. The Home Farm complex has an impressive range of traditional, atmospheric outbuildings and is a working organic farm with Welsh Black cattle, Llanwenog sheep and rare Welsh pigs.

Rydym yn gweithio ar fersiynau Cymraeg o'r tudalennau hyn, felly gwyliwch allan amdanynt.

Coming up

A summer of fun

Come and start your summer 50 things adventures at Llanerchaeron.

Open air theatre

Romeo and Juliet at Llanerchaeron with Anvil Productions on 20 June. Tickets on sale now.

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Find some homecooked treats hot from the oven in our kitchen © Janet Baxter

Find some homecooked treats hot from the oven in our kitchen

© Janet Baxter

Living history at Llanerchaeron

Llanerchaeron will be the location for an exciting new TV show on S4C this autumn. Boom Pictures Cymru are currently looking for a family to travel back in time and live as the residents and staff would have done in 1910. 

Special note: Llanerchaeron will be closed from 1 Sept until 1 Oct 2013.