This beautifully maintained Georgian country estate offers a fascinating insight into the life of the Welsh gentry and their staff 200 years ago. The villa, closed at the time of research, is among the most complete early works of architect John Nash, featuring curved walls, false windows and ornate cornices. The estate was originally self-sufficient and still is today: staff tend to the rare-breed livestock and the fruit, veg and herbs in the walled garden.
There is an ornamental lake, pleasure gardens and woodland walks to stroll around. Llanerchaeron is 2.5 miles southeast of Aberaeron along the A482.
