Bwlch-y-Cibau · Llanfyllin · the Powys, Shropshire and Cheshire borders
Shoot, stayand celebratein the Marches
Located on the borders of Powys, Shropshire and Cheshire, Bryngwyn stands in nine acres of award winning gardens leading down to beautiful eight acre lakes and set in sixty acres of oak studded parkland.
The house
Bryngwyn, a privately owned historic family house and estate, offers luxurious accommodation for shooting parties, Simulated Game days, wedding receptions, house and garden tours for groups, garden workshops, private parties, corporate hospitality, team building events or product launches.
Shooting
A shooting estate close to many of the best shoots in the country, with bags from 150 to 500 birds, and a house that sleeps twenty guns in great comfort: ten en-suite bedrooms, four of them four-posters, a heated gun room, a helicopter landing at the front door, and sumptuous candlelit shooting party dinners.
Stay and celebrate
The Coach House beside the hall sleeps four among the gardens, the lakes and the park, with pheasants on the drive and hens in the courtyard. Weddings take the marquee site a few steps from the house, for up to 400, with parking for 160 cars and Lady Linlithgow and her team to help coordinate the day.
Nine acres, eight acres, sixty acres
Award winning gardens leading down to eight acre lakes, set in sixty acres of oak studded parkland on the borders of Powys, Shropshire and Cheshire.
The estate, drawn from their own descriptions
- 01Bryngwyn HallRobert Mylne, Grade II*, ten en-suite bedrooms
- 02The Coach House and courtyardself-catering for four, hens in the courtyard
- 03The gardensnine acres, the Poison Garden, Himalayan rhododendrons
- 04The lakeseight acres, down from the garden
- 05The marquee sitea few steps from the house, up to 400, parking for 160 cars
- 06Helicopter landingat the front of the house; refuelling at Welshpool, nine miles
- 07Tennis courtfor Coach House guests
- 08Sixteen drivesthe hilltop drives, three lines of grouse butts
- 09Llanfyllinjust over two miles
- 10The Stumble Innten minutes' walk across the park
Schematic, not to scale. Distances and capacities as published by the estate.
The estate
Sixty acresof oak studdedparkland
Bryngwyn Hall and Gardens listed grade II*, covers nine acres, surrounded by sixty acres of oak studded parkland designed in the manner of William Emes (1730 - 1803) in the late 18c. The original garden was enlarged in the early twentieth century, taking in a portion of parkland extending the garden down to the lakes.
From Lady Linlithgow
Welcome to Bryngwyn Hall my much loved home which has been owned by my family for over 200 years. It is a great pleasure to share this wonderful place with you.
I look forward to meeting you and acting as your hostess supported by my dedicated team of experts and helpers.
With best wishes, Lady Linlithgow
In print and on air
Bryngwyn Hall has featured in six television documentaries; Fine Families with Miles Kington 1997, The Curious House Guest with Jeremy Musson BBC Wales 2006, How the Other Half Lives Channel 4 2008, A Summer in Wales BBC One 2012, Salvage Hunters 2012 and Situation Vacant Channel 4 2014.
Bryngwyn has also featured in Shropshire Life, Home and Garden, Country Life and Period Living. We are delighted to be featured in Tony Russell's books The Great Gardens of Wales and The Finest Gardens in Wales.
Enquire
Every day at Bryngwyn is arranged by a conversation with Lady Linlithgow’s team. Write to enquiries@bryngwyn.com or call 01691 648647.