Bodynfoel Hall
Bodynfoel is an early Victorian mansion in Tudor Gothic style, with small formal grounds, including a park and woodlands. Open on special garden day openings for charity.
Bodynfoel Hall was built in 1846 by the Bonner-Maurice family. Beside the mansion is a formal garden, while further away is a semi-natural area of woodland and parkland. The garden was restored in the 1980s when two small lakes were added.
The gardens and woodland combined cover roughly 1/2 acre, with a mix of mature trees and newly planted trees, shrub roses, and a heather bank. The garden was begun around 1830, before the current house. There are woodland walks, and paths around 3 ponds.
The garden is usually open by appointment from May-October, and also opens yearly under the National Garden Scheme. Follow NGS signs from Llanfechain.
The gardens and woodland combined cover roughly 1/2 acre, with a mix of mature trees and newly planted trees, shrub roses, and a heather bank. The garden was begun around 1830, before the current house. There are woodland walks, and paths around 3 ponds.
The garden is usually open by appointment from May-October, and also opens yearly under the National Garden Scheme. Follow NGS signs from Llanfechain.
We've 'tagged' this attraction information to help you find related historic attractions and learn more about major time periods mentioned.
