
Y Fferm is a Grade I listed Elizabethan manor house in Flintshire, North Wales. This remarkable 16th-century building retains its original timber frames, exposed oak beams and stone walls throughout. The manor's period features include mullioned windows and original fireplaces that showcase centuries of architectural history.
The property sits in rural Flintshire countryside with views across open fields. You're surrounded by Welsh farmland with the Clwydian Range visible in the distance.
The manor sleeps guests across multiple bedrooms, each featuring original Tudor character. Living spaces include rooms with vaulted ceilings and oak panelling.
Y Fferm is a Grade I listed Elizabethan manor house in Flintshire, North Wales. This remarkable 16th-century building retains its original timber frames, exposed oak beams and stone walls throughout. The manor's period features include mullioned windows and original fireplaces that showcase centuries of architectural history.
The property sits in rural Flintshire countryside with views across open fields. You're surrounded by Welsh farmland with the Clwydian Range visible in the distance.
The manor sleeps guests across multiple bedrooms, each featuring original Tudor character. Living spaces include rooms with vaulted ceilings and oak panelling. The kitchen retains period features whilst providing modern facilities.
Mold town centre lies 3 miles away (8 minutes). Loggerheads Country Park offers woodland walks 6 miles distant (12 minutes). Chester's Roman walls and cathedral sit 12 miles away (25 minutes). Snowdonia National Park begins 25 miles west (45 minutes).
Y Fferm suits history enthusiasts and families wanting an authentic manor house experience. This Grade I listed building offers something truly different from typical barn conversions.
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Stay in an authentic Elizabethan manor house with 16th-century architecture and protected historical status throughout
Exposed oak beams, timber frames and mullioned windows showcase genuine Tudor craftsmanship from the 1500s
Original stone fireplaces in multiple rooms create atmospheric spaces perfect for cosy evenings in this historic setting
Peaceful countryside location with open field views and the Clwydian Range forming a dramatic Welsh backdrop
Original 16th-century oak panelling and timber work preserved throughout the manor's principal rooms and hallways
Vaulted ceilings and stone walls demonstrate exceptional Tudor building techniques rarely found in modern holiday accommodation
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach Y Fferm by car, take the A541 through Mold and follow signs towards Llanferres. The manor house is accessible via country lanes with parking available on site.
For those travelling by rail, the nearest station is Flint, approximately 10 miles away. From there, a taxi will bring you through the Flintshire countryside to this historic manor house.
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Postcode: CH7 4QW
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