Erddig, Country house in Marchwiel, United Kingdom.
The red brick mansion features stone dressings, symmetrical elevations, and multiple window styles including dormers across its architectural design.
Thomas Webb constructed Erddig in 1683 for Joshua Edisbury, and John Meller later added double wings during two separate building campaigns after 1716.
The interior spaces display late 18th-century designs, including an oak-panelled saloon, dining room with neoclassical elements, and rooms with period furnishings.
The National Trust manages this Grade I listed building, which visitors can explore through guided tours of both the house and its surrounding gardens.
The mansion contains patent decorative tin ceilings, installed in the early 20th century as a fire safety measure, representing an innovative architectural solution.
Location: Marchwiel
Inception: 1683
Architects: James Wyatt
Elevation above the sea: 88.9 m
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible
Fee: Yes
Operator: National Trust
Part of: National Trust
Website: https://nationaltrust.org.uk/cy_gb/erddig
GPS coordinates: 53.02715,-3.00654
Latest update: May 27, 2025 11:32
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