Hartsheath
Stone-built mansion-house, its current form the work of Charles James Mathews, a little known-pupil of A C Pugin.
Mold, Flintshire
Facilities
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Free parking
Hartsheath is a Grade II* 18th and 19th-century country house, set in a 19th-century landscape park.
The Drawing Room has trompe l’oeil decoration with pineapple motifs. The house also contains a unique collection of Welsh watercolours and works by the “Jewish Holbein” Isidor Kaufmann, as well as interesting collection of furniture and porcelain.
There is a six-acre garden for visitors to explore.
Selected dates in May, August and September.
If you wish to visit Hartsheath, please email Miranda Dechazal at visithartsheath@gmail.com or call 01352-770204 to pre-book your visit in advance.
Please also see the Tours tab if you’d like to join a private tour of Hartsheath.
Historic House members visit for free.
If you wish to visit Hartsheath, please email visithartsheath@gmail.com or call 01352-770204 to pre-book your visit in advance.
Normal price: £6.00
Getting here
Mold, Flintshire
Hartsheath is situated on the A541 between Wrexham and Mold.
At the junction of the A5104 and A541 take the A541 direction Wrexham and after approximately 400 yards turn left at the Lodge and proceed up the drive. (Some Sat Navs will take you to a field.)
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