Aberdeunant

Heritage Site in Carmarthenshire

Wales

Aberdeunant

Sticil ysgol Llansadwrn / Llansadwrn ladder tile Sticil ysgol yn croesi wal gerrig sych ger Llansadwrn

A ladder stile crossing a drystone wall near Llansadwrn
Sticil ysgol Llansadwrn / Llansadwrn ladder tile Credit: Alan Richards

Aberdeunant is a historic heritage site located in the county of Carmarthenshire, Wales. This site holds great significance as it offers a glimpse into the rich history and culture of the region. The main attraction of Aberdeunant is the 17th-century farmhouse, which has been preserved and restored to its original condition.

The farmhouse is a prime example of a traditional Welsh longhouse, featuring a thatched roof and stone walls. It provides visitors with a unique opportunity to step back in time and experience the way of life of rural Welsh communities in the past. The interior of the farmhouse has been furnished with period-appropriate furniture and decor, further enhancing the authenticity of the experience.

In addition to the farmhouse, Aberdeunant also boasts beautifully manicured gardens and grounds. The gardens are meticulously maintained, showcasing a variety of native plants and flowers. Walking through the gardens, visitors can enjoy the tranquil atmosphere and appreciate the natural beauty of the surrounding countryside.

Furthermore, Aberdeunant offers educational opportunities for visitors interested in learning about Welsh history and heritage. The site hosts workshops and events throughout the year, providing insight into traditional crafts, farming practices, and local customs.

Overall, Aberdeunant is a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts and those seeking a deeper understanding of Welsh heritage. With its well-preserved farmhouse, stunning gardens, and educational programs, it offers a comprehensive and immersive experience into the past.

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Aberdeunant Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.96/-3.934 or Grid Reference SN6730. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Sticil ysgol Llansadwrn / Llansadwrn ladder tile Sticil ysgol yn croesi wal gerrig sych ger Llansadwrn

A ladder stile crossing a drystone wall near Llansadwrn
Sticil ysgol Llansadwrn / Llansadwrn ladder tile
Sticil ysgol yn croesi wal gerrig sych ger Llansadwrn A ladder stile crossing a drystone wall near Llansadwrn
View to Coedhirion View to Coedhirion in the Pyle Bâch valley to the east of Halfway.
View to Coedhirion
View to Coedhirion in the Pyle Bâch valley to the east of Halfway.
View to Banc View across the valley which Pyle Bâch drains, the farm on the hillside opposite is Banc.
View to Banc
View across the valley which Pyle Bâch drains, the farm on the hillside opposite is Banc.
Country road near Tir-y-fan Country road near Tir-y-fan, high above the Pyle Bâch valley to the left.
Country road near Tir-y-fan
Country road near Tir-y-fan, high above the Pyle Bâch valley to the left.
Road passing Maerdy-uchaf Country road passing Maerdy-uchaf to the east of Halfway.
Road passing Maerdy-uchaf
Country road passing Maerdy-uchaf to the east of Halfway.
Bridge over Afon Marlais Bridge over Afon Marlais to the west of Llansadwrn.
Bridge over Afon Marlais
Bridge over Afon Marlais to the west of Llansadwrn.
Cattle feeder in a field Cattle feeder in a field to the west of Llansadwrn.
Cattle feeder in a field
Cattle feeder in a field to the west of Llansadwrn.
Farmland west of Llansadwrn Farmland west of Llansadwrn with Plasnewydd on the horizon.
Farmland west of Llansadwrn
Farmland west of Llansadwrn with Plasnewydd on the horizon.
New bridge over a stream A new bridge carrying a country road over a stream to the west of Llansadwrn.
New bridge over a stream
A new bridge carrying a country road over a stream to the west of Llansadwrn.
Bryn-Marlais View across farmland to Bryn-Marlais
Bryn-Marlais
View across farmland to Bryn-Marlais
Triangulation Pillar (S6469) Fan Hill 3rd Order Triangulation Pillar carries flush bracket S6469 which marks a point 265.725m above mean sea level.
Triangulation Pillar (S6469)
Fan Hill 3rd Order Triangulation Pillar carries flush bracket S6469 which marks a point 265.725m above mean sea level.
Ger  Llwyn y Bwch / Near Llwyn y Bwch Cerddwyr yn croesi pontdroed sy'n rhychwantu Afon Marlais ger Ffarm Llwyn y Bwch. .

Walkers crossing a footbridge spanning the Marlais River near Llwyn y Bwch Farm (trans. buck grove).
Ger Llwyn y Bwch / Near Llwyn y Bwch
Cerddwyr yn croesi pontdroed sy'n rhychwantu Afon Marlais ger Ffarm Llwyn y Bwch. . Walkers crossing a footbridge spanning the Marlais River near Llwyn y Bwch Farm (trans. buck grove).
Llwybr Parc Side / Parc Side path Sticil ar lwybr sy'n arwain at Ffarm Parc Side.

Stile on a footpath leading to Parc Side Farm.
Llwybr Parc Side / Parc Side path
Sticil ar lwybr sy'n arwain at Ffarm Parc Side. Stile on a footpath leading to Parc Side Farm.
Ordnance Survey Cut Mark This OS cut mark can be found on the Libanus Chapel. It marks a point 113.782m above mean sea level.
Ordnance Survey Cut Mark
This OS cut mark can be found on the Libanus Chapel. It marks a point 113.782m above mean sea level.
Ordnance Survey Cut Mark This OS cut mark can be found on the garage next to the bridge. It marks a point 98.214m above mean sea level.
Ordnance Survey Cut Mark
This OS cut mark can be found on the garage next to the bridge. It marks a point 98.214m above mean sea level.
The lane for Felindre
The lane for Felindre
Libanus, a Welsh non-conformist chapel Built in 1841, a Grade II listed building.
Libanus, a Welsh non-conformist chapel
Built in 1841, a Grade II listed building.
High-hedged country lane A little-used lane in rural Carmarthenshire.
High-hedged country lane
A little-used lane in rural Carmarthenshire.
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Aberdeunant is located at Grid Ref: SN6730 (Lat: 51.96, Lng: -3.934)

Unitary Authority: Carmarthenshire

Police Authority: Dyfed Powys

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Lat/Long: 51.9604171/-3.9362691
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