Lleweni Hall

Lleweni Hall is a country house in Denbighshire built of red brick beneath a slate roof. The building features a T-shaped plan with a pedimented bay window and sash windows showing 18th-century Georgian styling.

The house was the seat of the Salusbury family from the 15th to 17th centuries. Extensive rebuilding in the 1770s transformed its appearance and gave it its current form.

The hall displays refined details like Doric columns and Adamesque fireplace surrounds that reflect 18th-century taste. These design elements remain visible today and show how wealthy families furnished their homes with elegant forms.

The estate is reached by long driveways from Mold Road and the road between Brookhouse and Waen. The rural setting of the surroundings makes visiting a quiet, out-of-the-way experience.

Miss Roberts opened a Model Dairy School here in 1890 that quickly became a leading training center for dairy farming. This school made the property an important place for practical agricultural education in Wales.

Location: Denbighshire

Elevation above the sea: 26 m

Part of: Lleweni Estate

GPS coordinates: 53.20570,-3.37591

Latest update: December 11, 2025 18:06