Nantclwyd

Nantclwyd Hall—a 17th-century mansion that's been in Tom's family for generations—has forever been in high demand for weekend jaunts. Tom's parents, Lady Isabella and Sir Philip, were both fixtures on the New York party scene in the '70s and '80s ...

Tom Naylor-Leyland has fond childhood memories of the oak bathroom in Nantclwyd Hall, his family's 17th-century estate in Denbighshire, Wales. The bath was deep enough to hide in and, maybe, never be found again. “It seemed like a swimming pool to us ...

Nantclwyd, the 17th-century John Fowler–decorated Wales estate of the Naylor-Leylands, typifies the way that these estates practically become living, breathing members of the family. After long, early spring days hunting in the fields, the Naylor ...

A rare bat colony discovered in the attic rooms of Wales' oldest dated timbered town house has been caught on camera for the first time. The lesser horseshoe bats were discovered at 15th Century Nantclwyd y Dre in Ruthin, Denbighshire, 10 years ago ...

Chester Zoo and Denbighshire County Council teamed up to capture live video of lesser horseshoe bats which are currently roosting in the attic of Nantclwyd y Dre in Ruthin. Described by the zoo as a “rare and charismatic species”, the bats have been ...

A WAR hero's family have made a poignant gift to a town in a ceremony at Nantclwyd y Dre. Philip Hebdon Lecomber was recommended for the Victoria Cross having served with the 2/7th Manchester Regiment. He died in battle on the March 27 1918 near ...