Llanvihangel Court is an historic 15C Tudor Manor House with landscaped gardens. The house contains fine 17C panelling and plaster ceilings, with an important oak staircase, stables and large barn. Among other historic associations, it was a reputed hideaway for Charles 1 during the Civil War.
It is open to the general public:
The house will be open from Thursday May 3rd - Friday 18th May 2012 inclusive [16 days] and from Saturday 18th August - Monday 27th August 2012 inclusive [10 days], from 14:30 - 17:30 (Phone 01873- 890217) with entry and guide; adults £5.00, children £2.50 and concessions £2.50.
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Location: Llanvihangel Crucorney, North of Abergavenny, Monmouthshire NP7 8DH. It is at latitude 51°52'41.73"N and longitude 2°58'39.85"W, on the east side of the A465. Click on a map to enlarge it or on 'Google Earth', for an aerial view of the house.
© Julia Johnson. Last updated 27 March 2012
