Llanerchaeron

The house at Llanerchaeron, Ceredigion

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The garden, farm, bookshop & Conti’s Café (outdoor seating & takeaway) are open. To avoid disappointment please book your visit in advance especially at busier times(weekends & school holidays) Please follow Welsh Government Regulations when visiting

An elegant Georgian villa, set in the wooded Aeron valley. Remarkably unaltered for over 200 years, this self-sufficient estate includes a farm, walled gardens and lake

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Close-up of a magnolia tree in bloom in Wales.

Important information 

We have reopened our gardens, outdoor areas, holiday cottages, some shops and takeaway food and drink outlets in Wales. Information about how to book your visit is available on property web pages and we ask everyone to please adhere to Welsh Government Regulations. We look forward to seeing you soon.

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Things to see and do

What's open? 

The garden, farm, second-hand bookshop and Conti’s Café (outdoor seating & takeaway) are open from Wednesday to Sunday each week. We've introduced advance booking to keep everyone safe and maintain social distancing. To avoid disappointment please book in advance, especially at busier times such as weekends, school holidays and bank holidays. However, where space is available on weekdays, pre-booking isn’t always necessary. We ask everyone to follow Welsh Government Regulations when visiting. The house remains closed. We're looking forward to welcoming you back.

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Timed entry to Llanerchaeron (12 May - 16 May)

Wed 12 May 2021
10:30-16:00
Book your timed entry to visit Llanerchaeron.
The Walled Garden at Llanerchaeron

The Walled Garden of Llanerchaeron 

Built in the late 18th century the walled gardens at Llanerchaeron have been producing fruit and vegetables for over 200 years. Originally a high tech hive of Georgian industry the gardens have a much more romantic and dreamy feeling about them today.

Farm buildings at Llanerchaeron, Ceredigion

The farm at Llanerchaeron 

Visit the farm at Llanerchaeron to see how it was designed to supply all its own needs and how we continue farming today with our Llanwenog sheep and Welsh pigs.

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Eating

Spring blooms at Llanerchaeron's Visitor Centre

Conti's café at Llanerchaeron 

What’s on offer at Conti’s café in Llanerchaeron? A perfect place to enjoy a bite to eat during your visit.

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Wildlife

Llanerchaeron is a haven for wildlife all year round

Llanerchaeron Wildlife 

Any time of year is great for visiting Llanerchaeron – in spring, flowers carpet the woods; in summer, the estate is full of song and colour. Autumn brings beautiful colours to the woods, while winter sees early birds nesting in unusual places.

Llanerchaeron’s park land meadow, Ceredigion

Save our Magnificent Meadows 

Hay meadows, important grassland habitats, over recent years, have faced national decline. In Ceredigion we’ve been working to restore our meadows as part of the 'Save our Magnificent Meadows' project.

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History

Colonel William Lewis, Captain T P Lewes and J P Ponsonby Lewes
Mary Ashby Lewis managed the Llanerchaeron estate for 56 years after the death of her husband
Pamela Ward (1908 -1994) by Philip Callon Humphreys (Chorlton 1905 -Wansdworth 1986)
One of the many items on display within the Geler Jones collection at Llanerchaeron

A family home for 10 generations 

For over three and a half centuries, Llanerchaeron was the family home to ten generations of Lewis/Lewes family.

Ladies of Llanerchaeron 

Llanerchaeron owes its survival, as an intact Nash estate, largely due to the role and actions of certain women who made the estate their home.

The Pamela Ward collection 

As an antiques collector living in London during the last century Pamela Ward amassed an eclectic collection of over five thousand artifacts of 'little things she liked'.

The Geler Jones Collection 

Located just off the farm yard, the Geler Jones collection is a treasure trove of early 20th century agricultural and domestic machinery.

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Places to stay

Pontbrenmydyr is a 17th century cottage on the edge of the Llanerchaeron parkland in Ceredigion

Holiday cottages in Ceredigion 

Make your visit to Ceredigion special with one of our traditional Welsh cottages. We have romantic cottages situated next to the Aeron river and a converted farmhouse a few minutes walk from the Ceredigion coastal path. So whether you're looking for a romantic getaway or a family adventure we have the ideal holiday home for you.

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Art and collections

Our collections

Explore the objects and works of art we care for at Llanerchaeron on the National Trust Collections website

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