Wynnstay Hall, Nr Ruabon, Llangollen, North Wales LL14 6LA

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A fine example of an historic residence in all its glory, this magnificent property has been completely designed around its key feature - the Great Hall. Set within a wing of the property, the accommodation has been tastefully refurbished in a mix of traditional, streamline and contemporary style whilst retaining the grandeur befitting the seat of the Williams Wynn family - one of Wales’s foremost aristocratic dynasties.

The original Hall burnt down in 1856, and a frieze which now surrounds the ballroom area tells of such a tale. The parkland that houses the Hall was landscaped by Capability Brown, and is home to a communal tennis court and a five-a side pitch. Grade II Listed, the property also has strong connections with the military having been requisitioned by the Royal Engineers during World War II.

Wynnstay Hall occupies a prominent position from which visitors can explore three great counties; Shropshire, Cheshire and mid/north Wales. The historic city of Chester is less than twenty minutes by car or ten minutes on the train.