What is the history of Llwyn Celyn?

What is the history of Llwyn Celyn?

Located in the Llanthony Valley on the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park, Llwyn Celyn is regarded as one of the most remarkable of all surviving late-medieval houses in Wales. It was built in 1420, a few years after Owain Glyndŵr’s revolt against the Kingdom of England.

How much did it cost to restore Llwyn Celyn?

A £4.2million restoration (with £2.5million raised by National Lottery players) has returned the house to its former glory, ensuring its survival for generations to come. In Landmark’s care, Llwyn Celyn will never again fall into disrepair. ‘The rescue of Llwyn Celyn is a true milestone.

What is the significance of the rescue of Llwyn Celyn?

‘The rescue of Llwyn Celyn is a true milestone. It is Landmark’s 200th building, but also testament to the monumental enthusiasm and expertise of everyone involved – from the craftspeople who pieced it back together using traditional skills, to the supporters, volunteers and National Lottery players who made it all possible.

Where is Llwyn Celyn bunkhouse?

Owned by the Landmark Trust, LLwyn Celyn Bunkhouse sits at the southern end of the beautiful Llanthony Valley in the Black Mountains area of the Brecon Beacons National Park, with with glorious views of the Skirrid and Sugar Loaf mountains.

Is Llwyn Celyn the most difficult house to restore?

Possibly a prior’s house, Llwyn Celyn is rich in rare medieval features and has barely changed since around 1690. Landmark found Llwyn Celyn in a perilous state, and it is one of the most complex restorations we’ve ever undertaken.

Why choose landmark Llwyn Celyn?

Landmark found Llwyn Celyn in a perilous state, and it is one of the most complex restorations we’ve ever undertaken. Over a decade later it is a fascinating and comfortable place to stay, with glorious views of the Skirrid and Sugar Loaf mountains.