Stunning Grade I listed 18th century Georgian Mansion set in landscaped grounds & gardens, ancient woodland and lake. Previously used as an exquisite hotel and wedding venue.
The Cadw Listing of the property describes it as:
“Included at Grade I as gentry house substantially of 1739-57 with surviving original features including the stair and some outstanding later features of the 1840s, such as the late Rococo saloon. Nanteos is the major surviving Georgian house of the region.”
The property was sympathetically renovated throughout by the current owners preserving its array of character features while also adding some modern comforts to transform it into a luxury country house hotel, events and wedding venue. The hotel opened in 2012. The property offers extensive living accommodation that offers flexibility of use providing new owners with a range of possible uses in the leisure or care sectors – subject to planning.
Summary of accommodation space:
Mansion House Ground Floor
Reception Hall
Office
Morning Room
Library Bar
Ball Room/Restaurant Dining area
Old traditional kitchen – now smaller Dining Room
Bedroom Suite
Billiard/Function Room
WCs
Modern Kitchen areas
Staff Room
Lower Ground Floor
Working Cellar
First Floor
Nine Bedroom Suites
Music Room/Weddings/Events Room
Second Floor
Nine Bedroom Suites
Attached Accommodation Wing Ground Floor
Two Bedroom Suites
First Floor
Two Bedroom Suites
Externally
The property is approached by a pretty drive bordered by ancient woodland on the left and an idyllic lake on the right. Large landscaped grounds and gardens surround the property together with an impressive and productive Walled Garden (about 1.95 acres).
The Outbuildings
Beyond the accommodation wing is the Coach House and Stables Courtyard. According to Cadw, this is
“Included at Grade II* as an exceptionally fine and largely unaltered formal stable court with neo-classical architectural entrance screen, part of the important group at Nanteos.”
Part of this courtyard has been converted to provide a stunning cottage retaining its historic features. In summary the accommodation is as follows:
Converted Coach House & Stable Cottage
Two Living Rooms
Kitchen Dining Room
Office/study area
Four Bedrooms
Bathroom
The Land
In all, the property extends to about 31 acres. The majority of this land is designated Ancient Woodland with an idyllic lake. The land provides a haven for nature and wildlife to thrive in and for people to walk through and enjoy.
This is one of the most historic restorations that I have seen. It now offers an exciting opportunity for new owners to run it in a similar vein or look at potential new uses.
Daniel ReesProperty agent