The house was rescued from neglect and lovingly restored by the three Keating sisters, who bought it in 1938. The views from the delightful grounds and garden across Cardigan Bay are among the most spectacular in Britain. The house is 16th century with Georgian additions, and the garden contains many interesting flowering trees and shrubs, with beds framed by box hedges and grass paths. Brilliant displays of snowdrops and bluebells can be found in the wood above the house at the appropriate season.
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