Historic Houses in Dyfed
Cresselly is an elegant 18th century country house, now operating mainly as a hotel and wedding venue. The main house block was built in 1770, with flanking blocks added a century later. The interior features excellent period plasterwork.
Cresselly, Dyfed, Wales, SA68 0SP
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This pretty period garden surrounds an early 19th century house designed by John Nash, architect of the Royal Pavilion in Brighton. Garden highlights include rhododendrons, azaleas, terraced lawns, and a water feature.
Boncath, Dyfed, Wales, SA37 0HQ
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One of the most recent properties to come into the care of the National Trust, Llanerchaeron is a lovely Georgian mansion in a secluded setting beside the River Aeron, a few miles inland from the mouth of the river at Aberaeron.
Ciliau Aeron, Aberaeron, Dyfed, Wales, SA48 8DG
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Standing in the magical Dinefwr estate, Newton House was built in 1660, and altered in the 18th and 19th centuries. The house as it is presented to visitors today is how it looked in 1912.
Dinefwr Park, Llandeilo, Dyfed, Wales, SA19 6RT
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Scolton Manor is the Victorian manor house built for a country squire and is authentically furnished with 11 period rooms on show. An interesting museum at Scolton has thousands of artefacts relating to Pembrokeshire country life.
Bethlehem, Upper Scolton, Dyfed, Wales, SA62 5QL
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The Tudor Merchant's House is a late 15th century middle-class town house furnished as it was in 1500, and featuring a great fireplace and authentic period furniture and household objects.
Quay Hill, Tenby, Dyfed, Wales, SA70 7BX
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