Castle House, Georgian residence in Laugharne Township, Wales
Castle House is a three-storey Georgian residence in Laugharne Township with a five-bay facade featuring a central doorway beneath a pediment. The structure extends through multiple wings, with portions now serving as guest accommodations and dining facilities.
The building was constructed around 1730 and underwent substantial modifications during the Regency period, updating both interior and exterior elements. These changes reflect the architectural preferences of the early 1800s.
The house served as a creative hub for writers drawn to the secluded location and inspiring surroundings. Its role as a gathering place for literary figures remains woven into how visitors experience the rooms and spaces today.
The property is accessible on foot and allows exploration of the exterior architecture and surrounding gardens. Note that portions of the building remain in use as private accommodation and dining establishments, so not all areas are open to visitors.
The interior contains the only Chinese Chippendale staircase in all of Carmarthenshire, a crafted masterwork from the 18th century. This elaborate wooden staircase with its distinctive Asian-influenced decoration catches the eye of visitors interested in architectural details.
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