Maenan Hall, Grade I listed house in Llanddoged and Maenan, Wales.
Maenan Hall is a stone house located in the Conwy County Borough area of North Wales, displaying architectural features typical of traditional Welsh residences. The building shows construction methods and materials commonly used for substantial country houses in this region.
The building received Grade I listed status in 1953, recognizing its exceptional architectural importance in the United Kingdom. This classification acknowledged the historical significance of the structure within the national heritage system.
The hall represents Welsh architectural heritage through its construction methods, materials, and design features that characterize historical residences in North Wales.
The house is reached by a long metalled drive branching from the A470 road, located roughly 200 meters away. Visitors should be aware that the location is rural and somewhat remote from other facilities.
The building sits at an elevation of 39.9 meters above sea level, offering clear views across the surrounding Welsh countryside through its strategic position.
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