Maesmawr Hall

The timber-framed hall stands at an elevation of 120 meters, featuring decorative quadrant braces and jetties extending along all sides of the structure.

Construction of the present structure dates to 1663 when Edward Davies rebuilt the house, which later underwent substantial extensions by architect W.E. Nesfield in 1874.

The Wainscot Room displays small square 17th-century panels with period furniture, reflecting the architectural preferences of wealthy Welsh landowners during that era.

The manor operates as a hotel with 20 bedrooms, offering accommodations in both the historical section with exposed beams and the Victorian wing with larger rooms.

The hall contains a nine-bay ceiling supported by ogee stopped chamfered beams and retains elements of original 17th-century paneling around its axial fireplace.

Location: Caersws

Elevation above the sea: 120.1 m

Made from material: wood

Website: http://maesmawr.co.uk

GPS coordinates: 52.51660,-3.41540

Latest update: March 6, 2025 14:07