Plas yn Rhiw

Very hidden place, beautiful gardens, very cute tearoom's & good food, shame we didn't see the house as restoration work was going on 😕

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Blue badge parking near the information/payment office. The main car park is opposite the entrance. Tearooms are small, but there are tables outside. There is also a wheelchair adapted table as well, so you can tuck in...it's the only circular table near the tearoom! Lovely staff that work there and the coffee was nice as well. We had a picnic with us packed away for later, but the food being served was being freshly made and plated up, and the portions looked plentiful! The garden walk was much bigger than it looked, benches set inside to just rest and enjoy the divine smells and views. Which we did on a lovely sunny day. There are a few walks to choose from. If you have mobility issues, I would recommend looking from the gardens as you can see where the steep parts are in some parts. We decided that we would just partake in the gardens and tearooms on this visit, but our visit was an enjoyable few hours. Dog friendly in some areas! Accessible toilets!

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This is not a large site but still very much worth visiting and there is a tearoom too. With the house, there was one large sitting room available to visit but you can't view the rest of the property. It was interesting to see and the friendly guide provided more information about the history of the house and the family who lived here. The highlight of the site are the gardens, much of which were terraced with colourful and mature plants. There is an entry fee but free for National Trust members.

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Lovely little house and gardens. There was only the one room open at the moment because of urgent repair works to the property, but there are the intricately weaved garden paths to walk around right by the house, plus an orchard and picnic area. There are some meandering paths through the woods, past the toilets, if you want to walk further, which come out onto the coastal path with views overlooking the sea. You can see everything within an hour, including walks around the woods, but allow a couple of hours for a more leisurely-paced walk or if you are stopping for lunch.

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