Sealyham House

The Sealyham House stands near Wolfscastle, featuring symmetrical proportions and classical design elements characteristic of 18th-century British residential architecture.

The land was granted to Thomas Tucker by King Edward III in the fourteenth century, and the current Georgian structure replaced an earlier building in the mid-1700s.

The house gained recognition as the birthplace of the Sealyham Terrier breed, developed by Captain John Edwardes through selective breeding programs in the 1800s.

Between 1923 and 1964, the mansion served as a medical facility with 30 beds, primarily focusing on tuberculosis treatment under the Welsh National Memorial Association.

The property transformed into an activity center in 1986, providing educational programs until 2021, when it closed due to financial challenges during the global pandemic.

Architectural style: Georgian architecture

GPS coordinates: 51.91333,-4.95917

Latest update: May 7, 2025 16:58