Llanerchaeron History & Tour / From Farmhouse To John Nash’s Georgian Mansion

Llanerchaeron History & Tour / From Farmhouse To John Nash’s Georgian Mansion
For more than three centuries, the Llanerchaeron estate was home to ten successive generations of a single family. Each generation helped shape the estate into what we see today. This includes the villa, servants' quarters, stables, farm structures, and a walled garden, all harmoniously situated within a landscape that seamlessly combines beauty with productivity. The grade I listed mansion is located in Aberaeron, Wales beside the River Aeron.
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[@thislittlelightofmine8776]

I respect the amount of research it must take you to produce these wonderful videos, it is appreciated and enjoyed!

[@castlesandlegends]

Thank you, I really appreciate feedback like this, makes it so much more rewarding, love putting the work into researching and sharing the places I visit!

[@MichelleBruce-lo4oc]

Hi, awesome live history video I enjoyed it. How are you doing? I'm doing well and so is my cat Benjamin. My cat Benjamin and I always enjoy watching your history videos have a great day see you next video 😊

[@castlesandlegends]

Great to hear that you and Benjamin are doing well. I'm good thanks, happy you both enjoyed the video, quite a different location to my usual videos but made an interesting change 🙂

[@paulineelders2067]

An interesting place to visit.

[@castlesandlegends]

It is. different to our normal adventures, but if you loves gardens then it is wonderful!

[@Traveler13]

Ah a bit different one, interesting history

[@castlesandlegends]

Thanks, a different time era for us but interesting, some strong characters

[@timpsk9440]

I went to the strangest party I’ve ever been to at Llanerchaeron in 1991, thrown by the person the National Trust brought in as a caretaker before they restored it. The garden was completely overgrown with rhododendrons covering the first floor windows and the house was a wreck, only the kitchen and butler’s pantry were liveable, but it was unchanged in a Miss Havisham sort of way and the connection with the past was tangible, I shall never forget it.

[@castlesandlegends]

Wow what an amazing experience, thanks for sharing, it must be fascinating to see the change and compare it!