A SIGNIFICANT
HISTORY
HERITAGE
A FASCINATING
STORY
Combining contemporary design with traditional architecture, this Grade I listed building sets new standards through superior craftsmanship and attention to detail designed into its restoration and refurbishment. Built in 1775, the interiors are some of the most splendid and best preserved of the architect Robert Adam and, as a result, are of national importance.
Robert Adam
1728–1792
The site was originally built as a three-bay London townhouse for Sir Watkin Williams-Wynn, a Welsh aristocrat.
Sir Watkin Williams-Wynn
1749–1789
A FASCINATING
STORY
Combining contemporary design with traditional architecture, this Grade I listed building sets new standards through superior craftsmanship and attention to detail designed into its restoration and refurbishment. Built in 1775, the interiors are some of the most splendid and best preserved of the architect Robert Adam and, as a result, are of national importance.
Sir Watkin Williams-Wynn
1749–1789
Robert Adam
1728–1792
RESTORATION
Location