🌟 Open Day at Dolhaidd Mansion 🌟
📍 Henllan, Llandysul, SA44 5TG
We are delighted to invite you to experience the timeless beauty of Dolhaidd Mansion – a distinguished 17th Century estate set within 25 acres of picturesque West Wales countryside.
🗓 Date: 11/10/25
⏰ Time: 10:00am – 3:30pm
📞 RSVP: 01974 299 055 |
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✨ About Dolhaidd Mansion
This remarkable Grade II listed estate blends history, architecture, and nature in perfect harmony. Originally 17th Century, the house showcases a Victorian façade with an elegant Georgian interior.
🏡 The Main Residence
8 Bedrooms | 5 Reception Rooms | 4 Bathrooms
Original detailing, period charm, and character throughout
🏇 Outbuildings & Grounds
Grade II Listed Stable Block & Coach House
Historic Ice House
Private stretch of the River Teifi, with salmon & sea trout fishing and a natural waterfall
🏡 Holiday Cottages
4 beautifully converted cottages (3 x two-bed & 1 x three-bed)
Successful business opportunity with modern comfort & traditional charm
📖 History & Heritage
Connections to William the Conqueror
Architectural influence of John Nash
Links to Dafydd ap Gwilym, the 14th-century Welsh poet
Once a target during the Rebecca Riots
💬 From the Owners:
“Dolhaidd Mansion has embraced us with its history, beauty, and serenity for over 25 years. From picnics on the riverbank and Christmases by the fire, to watching otters and kingfishers along the Teifi, every day here has been magical. We invite you to come and feel the Welsh cwtch of this wonderful home for yourself.”
🌿 Why Attend?
Explore a one-of-a-kind estate full of history and charm
Discover the business potential of its thriving holiday cottages
Experience the tranquillity of the grounds and riverside walks
📅 Join us at the Open Day
Dolhaidd Mansion is more than a home – it’s a lifestyle, a legacy, and an opportunity.
📞 To RSVP, contact us at:
👉 01974 299 055
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