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An elegant Georgian villa, designed by architect John Nash in 1790, complete with a walled garden, farmyard lake and wild parkland. Remarkably unaltered for over 200 years.
Ciliau Aeron, near Aberaeron, Ceredigion, SA48 8DG
Asset | Opening time |
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House | Tŷ | 11:00 - 15:30 |
Gardens, farmyard & lake | Gerddi, buarth a’r llyn | 10:00 - 16:30 |
Café | Caffi | 10:00 - 16:00 |
Geler Jones Collection | Casgliad Geler Jones | 11:30 - 15:30 |
Visitor reception and second hand bookshop | Derbynfa ymwelwyr a siop llyfrau ail law | 10:00 - 16:00 |
Car Park | Maes Parcio | 09:30 - 17:00 |
Woodland walks | Teithiau cerdded coetir | Open all day |
Ticket type | Gift aid | Standard |
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Adult | £9.90 | £9.00 |
Child | £5.00 | £4.50 |
Family | £24.80 | £22.50 |
1 adult, 2 children | £14.90 | £13.50 |
Group Adult | £8.00 | |
Group Child | £4.00 |
Ticket type | Gift aid | Standard |
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£3.00 |
Ticket type | Gift aid | Standard |
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Adult | £5.00 |
Second-hand bookshop located in Visitor Centre.
Produce from Llanerchaeron's walled garden for sale in the Visitor Centre.
Dogs on leads welcome in walled gardens, lake, pleasure grounds, farmyard, carpark, visitor centre and cafe. Not allowed in Villa (House).
Toilets are available at the back of Visitor Centre, located next to Conti’s Café.
There are Blue Badge spaces in the car park, ramps up to the main site and gravel pathways. You can watch video of the upper floors of the house on the iPad provided. There are accessible toilets in the visitor centre and on-site. Wheelchairs are available.
Manual wheelchair available for use in reception
Lleolir Llanerchaeron 2.8 milltir i’r dwyrain o ganol Aberaeron, ar hyd yr A482. T1 i Aberaeron ***** Llanerchaeron is situated 2.8 miles east from the centre of Aberaeron, along the A482. The T1 bus from Aberystwyth leaves every hour and takes you to Aberaeron. The T5 and X50 from Cardigan to Aberaeron every 1.5 hours
Gallwch gerdded neu feicio’r llwybr 2½ milltir o Aberaeron i Lanerchaeron ar hyd hen reilffordd. Gelwir y llwybr yn Llwybr Coedlan Allt y Graig. ***** Walk or cycle the 2½ mile path from Aberaeron to Llanerchaeron along old railway line. The route is called the Allt y Graig Woodland Trail.
Gallwch gerdded neu feicio’r llwybr 2½ milltir o Aberaeron i Lanerchaeron ar hyd hen reilffordd. Gelwir y llwybr yn Llwybr Coedlan Allt y Graig. ***** Walk or cycle the 2½ mile path from Aberaeron to Llanerchaeron along old railway line. The route is called the Allt y Graig Woodland Trail.
Enjoy a day out in nature with your dog at Llanercheron. Find out where you can and can't take them and the facilities available.
We recently held a public consultation which encouraged open feedback on proposals to introduce car park charges at Llanerchaeron.
If you’re looking for a wedding venue filled with historic authenticity and Welsh charm, Llanerchaeron is available for civil ceremonies and wedding receptions.
An elegant Georgian Villa, designed by architect John Nash.
Estate with waymarked paths and wildlife-rich woodland surrounding the River Aeron and protected as a Site of Special Scientific Interest.
Built in the late 18th century the walled garden has been producing fruit and vegetables for over 200 years.
A traditional Welsh farmyard which is home to a variety of Welsh breeds.
How many scarecrows will you spot on Llanerchaeron's Scarecrow trail this half term? From Wednesday (30 October) to Sunday (3 November) take part in the trail and find out where they're hiding in the grounds.
An exhibition of contemporary paintings by artist Kumar Saraff, inspired by Llanerchaeron. Open from Wednesday to Sunday each week until 3 November. Opportunity to meet the artist on Wednesday 30 October from 11am – 3pm.
The annual Christmas Fair returns to Llanerchaeron with over 70 stallholders selling an array of artisan treats, local food and crafts. Opening over three days from 6 – 8 December. The house will be beautifully decorated for Christmas and Santa will be here on Saturday & Sunday.
Enjoy the Christmas Fair, see the house decorated for the festive season utilising greenery from around the estate, take a walk through the gardens or woodlands on winter weekends. Christmas is a lovely time of year at Llanerchaeron.
Enjoy a day out exploring a traditional Welsh estate. Visit the animals in the farmyard, take a stroll around the redbrick walled garden and take a moment to pause by the ornamental lake. Let the little ones explore nature, spot local wildlife and take part in our seasonal activities.
Llanerchaeron’s Georgian villa created by architect John Nash makes the most of the views across the picturesque Aeron valley. Discover a complete service courtyard at the back of the house.
The Walled Garden at Llanerchaeron in Ceredigion has been growing delicious food for over 200 years. When you visit you can buy fresh produce to take home with you.
You can enjoy a walk and see a variety of wildlife year-round at Llanerchaeron in the parkland, woods, meadows and of course the working farmyard.
This challenging walk takes you from the seaside splendour of Aberystwyth to the former monastic grange of Mynachdy’r Graig.
Take a circular cliff-top walk from the little bay of Cwm Tydu to Cwm Soden near Llanerchaeron, spotting butterflies and a variety of other wildlife along the way.
On your visit to Llanerchaeron why not treat yourself to one of Conti's Café’s famous ice creams, take home fresh produce grown in the garden and browse the second-hand bookshop.
The ultimate woodland retreat, this fairy-tale cottage nestles in the Aeron Valley.
A delightful vernacular cottage with a little bit of history in all its nooks and crannies.
What will you discover this October half term at Llanerchaeron? Take part in our Scarecrow trail from Wednesday 30 October – Sunday 3 November.
A collection of historic textiles, many of which have never been displayed to the public before can now be seen at Llanerchaeron in a new exhibition called 'Stitch and Weave' in the lower Pamela Ward room in the Villa.
An exhibition of contemporary paintings inspired by Llanerchaeron. Artist Kumar Saraff spent time in Llanerchaeron last winter, sketching onsite whilst the villa was closed. Meet the artist Wednesday 30 October from 11am - 3pm in the villa.
Are you a Parkrun runner? Llanerchaeron hosts parkrun at 9am sharp, every Saturday morning. Take in some stunning views whilst running the route, meet new people and have fun!
Create a beautiful festive wreath for your front door this season at Llanerchaeron...
We cannot wait to welcome you to our annual Christmas Fair, celebrating all things festive with local food and craft stalls. Open from Friday to Sunday 6-8 December (10-4pm).
Discover the elegant, Georgian villa at Llanerchaeron. Originally designed by the famous architect John Nash in the 1790s, the house has remained largely unaltered for over 200 years.
Explore the servant’s courtyard (including a dairy, laundry, brewery and salting house), as well as our refreshed rooms and displays including the Pamela Ward collection.
This traditional Welsh, country estate offers peaceful walks around the redbrick walled garden, ornamental lake and wild parkland.
Meet the animals in the traditional farmyard, including Welsh cobs, Welsh pigs, poultry and geese. Find out more about our traditional flock of a rare breed local sheep, called Llanwenog.
Dogs are welcome on site to explore the walled garden, pleasure grounds, lake and farmyard. Please keep dogs on leads at all times, pick up any mess and follow our 'Canine Code'.
For over three centuries Llanerchaeron in Ceredigion was home to ten generations of the Lewis/Lewes family. Discover how each generation contributed to the estate as you see it today.
At Llanerchaeron explore Pamela Ward’s eclectic collection of antiques and Geler Jones’s treasure trove of early 20th-century agricultural and domestic machinery.
Conservation work has been taking place at Llanerchaeron to restore the pleasure grounds to their former glory and reinvigorate meadows and grassland.
A habitat restoration and creation project is under way in a bid to save a rare butterfly’s natural home in Ceredigion on the coastal slopes of Cwm Soden.
Volunteers at Llanerchaeron play an important role in caring for the villa and garden and providing visitors with a memorable experience.
Join today and help protect nature, beauty and history – for everyone, for ever. Enjoy access to more than 500 places with National Trust membership.