Hartsheath
Mold, Flintshire
Stone-built mansion-house, its current form the work of Charles James Mathews, a little known-pupil of A C Pugin.
Key Information
- Free for members
- Free parking
- Getting Here
- Opening Times
- Admission
Hartsheath is a Grade II* 18th and 19th-century country house, set in a 19th-century landscape park.
The Drawing Room has trompe l’oeil decoration with pineapple motifs. The house also contains a unique collection of Welsh watercolours and works by the “Jewish Holbein” Isidor Kaufmann, as well as interesting collection of furniture and porcelain.
There is a six-acre garden for visitors to explore.
Please also see the Tours tab if you’d like to join a private guided tour of Hartsheath.
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