It was once part of the Rhiwlas Estate, which was also the home of the first recorded Sheepdog Trial, the renowned Price family and the first open World Sheepdog Trial that was held in 2002.
It is said
that the house was a quaker house and dates back to c1700.Although it has been extensively renovated over the years, it still retains much of its original character with old fireplaces and 2ft 6in walls.
Cold and Crisp and Even The land awakes from its freezing slumber.
What was once the dairy is now the dining room and the living room which is open to the rafters was originally where corn would have been milled and hay chopped. An opening, that is now a window, led out to a circular walkway
where the farm horse would have turned the cogs that drove the chaff cutter and corn mill.
The World Trial
brought some much needed regeneration to the area following the devastating Foot & Mouth epidemic of 2001.