House and garden tours · groups of up to fifty
Nine acres,and the PoisonGarden
We welcome prior booked groups of up to 50 people for house and garden tours with Lady Linlithgow.
Book a groupBryngwyn 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.
Wonderful mature trees and shrubs remain from earlier planting, including rhododendrons brought back from Bhutan, Sikkim and Northern India by Major General Arthur Sandbach, Grandfather of Lady Linlithgow. New yew hedges give the garden structure. Large borders and extensive new planting give an all year appeal with a variety of scents, colours and academic interest.
The particulars
- GroupsUp to 50, prior booked, with Lady Linlithgow
- ListedGrade II*; the last surviving Robert Mylne house in Wales
- GardensNine acres, enlarged in the early twentieth century down to the lakes
- ParkSixty acres in the manner of William Emes (1730 to 1803)
- NGS open gardenSunday 3rd August 2026, 11.30am to 4.30pm, £8 per person, dogs on leads welcome, refreshments
With your tour
Lunch, tea, supper or drinks, in their words
- ·Sumptuous buffet lunch served with drinks, followed by tea or coffee
- ·Afternoon tea with sandwiches, cakes, biscuits and choice of teas or coffee
- ·Extravagant buffet supper with drinks, followed by tea or coffee
- ·Canapes and evening drinks
“We were made to feel so welcome in your home, to marvel at all the work you have done, the interesting history of the Hall, a simply superb lunch followed by a guided tour of the gardens and incredible weather to boot. The day was adjudged to be the most successful visit we have ever made.”
Neston Cricket Club
“Thank you for laying on such a delightful evening. Thanks to your excellent cook. Our supper was delicious.”
Tangent Group
Unique in Wales
ThePoisonGarden
Our new creation, The Poison Garden, unique in Wales, is proving a very popular attraction. We are delighted to be featured in Tony Russell's books The Great Gardens of Wales and The Finest Gardens in Wales.