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The Drawing Room
An extraordinary space to unwind — mahogany panelling and an ornate, hand-carved fireplace.
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Cardiff · Grade II listed · 1888
Not just a place to stay.A place to remember.
An extraordinary Victorian residence in the heart of Cardiff. Nine bedrooms. Endless stories.
The Grand Introduction
Some placeshave character.This one has stories.
Built in 1888 by the Earl of Plymouth — the region’s largest landowner — for his Head of Estates, this Grade II listed townhouse still keeps nearly all of its original features, including two strong rooms once used to hold the Earl’s rental collections.
Today it is a private home for groups: over 5,000 sq ft of mahogany panelling, carved fireplaces, antiques and original art, renovated with every modern comfort — and yours alone for the length of your stay.
1888
Est. 1888 — The Earl of Plymouth’s estate office
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A Victorian original
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Group accommodation
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Step inside.Room by room.
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Gather Around
Beautiful spaces for dining and spending time together, with seating for up to twenty.
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The private sauna
Nine Bedrooms. One Remarkable House.
Room for everyone.Space to make memories.
Three bedrooms on each of the second, third and fourth floors — every one individually furnished, with a bathroom on each sleeping floor.
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Cardiff on Your Doorstep
The cityis yours.
Slap-bang in the middle of the Welsh capital, right beside the world-famous rugby stadium — a whole Victorian mansion, a few steps from wine bars, restaurants and a thriving live music scene.
Few cities offer this much private space this close to everything.
Nearby
- Principality Stadium — next door
- Cardiff Arms Park
- Cardiff Castle
- Cardiff Central Station — c. 400m
- Bute Park water taxi — under 250m
Guest Stories
“The house is extraordinary and we felt privileged to stay there.”
The Final Invitation