Open Doors - Bronheulog, Women's Institute Cottage

The single-storey cottage, Bronheulog, is believed to date from 1832 and was given by the Countess of Lisburne to the Women’s Institute as a meeting room in 1917. It is one of very few properties in the UK to be owned and managed by a local branch of the W.I.
The building is Grade II listed, as it’s of historical interest as a very early W.I. hall and for its connection to the nearby Trawsgoed Estate.

For Open Doors, there will be a Saturday coffee morning inside the recently updated and redecorated cottage.
Visitors are also welcome to take a tour of the wildlife garden, weather permitting.
A range of homemade cakes, tea/coffee/hot chocolate, home-produced sweet and savoury preserves, craft items and cottage garden plants will be available to guests to purchase, plus a multi-prize raffle.

Address - Bronheulog, Women's Institute, Llanafan, Ceredigion, SY23 4BA.
Sat-nav: SY23 4BA

Google Maps:
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Bronheulog occupies a prominent position on the main road through Llanafan village. It is located 16 kms SE of Aberystwyth and 2.4 kms SE of Trawscoed Mansion. Situated 250m NE of St Afan's Church on the N side of the lane, the property is accessed via a metal bridge over Nant Pant-yr haidd.
The cottage and garden are not suitable for wheelchair users.
There is no public transport to or from the village on weekends.

You do not need to book tickets for this event.