Though the oldest part of the building dates back to 1632. Original features include the Jacobean chimneys and the oak door that leads from the library to the South porch.
However, as it stands today most of the building owes its heritage to Edwardian architect Sir Clough Williams-Ellis, who finished rebuilding it in 1919. The carved timber staircase and 95 foot long pillared gallery are examples of unusual daring on his part. |
