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History
The current Gellihaf House completed in 1931 stands on the site where the old Gellihaf House Farm had stood for generations. The last occupier of the Farm was a solicitor, William Ebsworth whose family had lived and farmed there for many years. He passed away in 1927 and his daughter Edith, also a solicitor, had no desire to live alone in such a large house so she sold off the barn separately from the house and outbuildings which were further disposed of to a local businessman called Herbert Davies. He promptly demolished the old house and rebuilt Gellihaf House in the Grand Manor House ‘Arts and Crafts’ style that we see today. It stands in impressive gardens and grounds and retains many of its original features. A beautiful, imposing house in which I hope you will thoroughly enjoy yourselves.
Sitting Room
With a grand open wood burning fire, 65” 4k smart TV and reading area guests are welcome to use the sitting room
as they wish. With original metal framed bay windows they offer panoramic views of the garden and immerse the sitting room with gentle light throughout the day. Guest have access to free Wifi, USB ports and a desk area if they wish to undertake some work.
My Garden
Set in almost two acres of grounds Gellihaf House has well kept, delightful gardens with a majestic looking mermaid fountain in the main garden. There is an upper lawn, the old tennis court, which attracts the sun all day. Explore the wild garden and take a seat on viaduct view bench where you can view the Maesycwmmer viaduct, a legacy of the Welsh industrial revolution.
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