Erddig

Built in 1680, the house was enlarged and improved by a wealthy London lawyer with a passion for gilt and silver furniture. Original furnishings remain, including a magnificent state bed in Chinese silk. The house is notable for the view it gives of both 'upstairs' and 'downstairs' life. The gardens have been changed very little since the 18th century. The country park includes part of Wat's Dyke, a cup and saucer waterfall, examples of ridge and furrow field systems and a motte and bailey castle. Woodland walks and carriage rides available. Special events take place in spring, summer and autumn, please contact for details.