Beautifully set above a wide valley with sweeping views to the Brecon Beacons, this elegant Henry Holland house was built in the late 18th century and is set in parkland designed by ‘Capability’ Brown. The rather austere external appearance belies a surprisingly delicate interior, with beautifully decorated ceilings and a spectacular staircase hall. There are good collections of furniture and paintings, as well as a nursery, Victorian laundry and Georgian dairy. One room has a display of costumes from the collection of Charles Paget Wade. The attractive walled garden contains a historic collection of local apple trees. What’s new in 2004: Free introductory talks from 1pm onwards, Sat and Sun. Free taster tours 12–1, Sat and Sun. Potting shed with exhibition of horticultural implements (opening early summer)

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