Llangollen Hall

Llangollen, Wales, United Kingdom

Sleeps: 14

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Unique Features

The Property

Exclusive use county house in Wales

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This alternative country house venue peppers the classic country house style with an imaginative twist. Since 1742 it has been home to some of the most distinguished families from the area of Llangollen. An ancient site that dates back to 1345, it is believed to have been the home of Bishop John Trevor, who built the Llangollen Bridge in 1345. Much of the house as it stands today was reconstructed some time in the 18th Century.

Inside

• Style: Open the doors of a heritage-listed property adorned with quirky artefacts, pop memorabilia, lavish Regency and eccentric furnishings.
• Bedrooms: 2 superking double rooms, 3 doubles, 1 double or twin room and 1 twin. There is also the option forchildren to sleep in one of the rooms on a double or single futon (this is not included in the house capacity)
• Bathrooms: There is one en suite bedroom, 3 family bathrooms and 2 additional WCs.
• For relaxation: Kick back by the fire in the Regency drawing room; retire to the library with an after-dinner tipple; in-house holistic treatments can be pre-booked
• For recreation: Games/pool room and music room with baby grand piano; home cinema with surround-sound
• Practicalities: Stabling for 2 horses, a paddock and a floodlit arena. Utility room with washer and dryer.

Outside

As well as 65-acres of ancient woodlands and grounds, there is a formal garden containing a large pond and Victorian glasshouse.

Food and wine

• DIY: Available on a self-catered basis, the large kitchen has a breakfast table, Aga, huge fridge and pantry, whilst the medieval dining hall is a wonderful setting for glamorous dinner parties. Well equipped kitchen with all the basics supplied such as bin bags etc.
• In-house cuisine: A chef can be hired in to prepare anything from a light supper to a banquet. Dinner can be catered from £8 per head for a buffet or £20 per head for a 3-course sit down dinner (depending on menu chosen).

Rental inclusive of:

• Maid service
• Linen
• Towels
• lavish welcome pack including magnum of champagne and lovely welsh goodies!

Getting there

• On the map: Set in a secluded valley just 3-miles from the popular spot of Llangollen
• By car: About 3.5 hours from London, 1 hour from Manchester, 45 minutes from Liverpool and 4.5 hours from Edinburgh
• By train: The nearest station is Ruabon, just 3 miles away
• Heli-pad? No

Out and About

• Take a cruise on a canal boat from Llangollen Wharf, or go white water rafting on the River Dee.
• Walking along Offas Dyke
• Take a ride on the Llangollen Steam Railway.
• Visit Chirk Castle, or take a trip to the Horseshoe Falls on the River Dee
• Hire a canal boat for the day from Llangollen Wharf.

Pricing

• From: 3-nt weekends: 2008/2009: £2,475 (12) £2,640 (14) Upto: Weekly 2008/2009: £3,025 (12) £3,245 (14) View Availability
• Xmas: Xmas 2008 from Dec 20: Booked
• New Year: New Year 2008 from Dec 28: Booked
• Damages Deposit: £500

Accommodation Details

An eccentric and lavish country house party venue squirreled away in mid-Wales

• Personally Inspected: Pending
  
• Discounts: mid week stays available from £2475 for 4 nights
• Sleeps: 14
• Double: 2 super king bedded rooms, 3 double rooms, 1 double or twin room
• Twin: 1(there is the option to have a second)
• Facilities: Cinema room
• Children: Yes
• Pets: Yes welcome on the ground floor of the hall, requested not to go upstairs or on the furniture
• Evening Meals: Catering available upon request
• Mod Cons: Home cinema with surround sound, satellite channels, DVDs and videos.
• Internet & Communications: Internet access available in the snug and kitchen
• Wedding Venue: Yes - View more details
• Floor Plans: Yes - View details
• Arrival Time: 4pm
• Departure Time: 10am
• Restrictions: Fireworks are permitted strictly by prior arrangement, responsible adults to operate