About Llanover Estate
The estate is within 5 miles of Abergavenny. All of the residential and commercial properties have easy access to the M4, M50 and M5 motorways. Sat Nav users to Llanover estate office please use postcode NP7 9HY.
By Rail
Intercity 125 high-speed trains from London to Newport take 105 minutes. There is a frequent connecting service to Pontypool or Abergavenny train stations.
By Air
The airports of Bristol and Cardiff are within 90 minutes driving time.
History
Llanover Estate was purchased in 1792 by Benjamin Waddington. On his death, the estate passed to his daughter Augusta, who married Benjamin Hall, who later became Lord Llanover. Hall was an MP and is best remembered as Londons’ first Commissioner for Works in 1855 when the clock on the Houses of Parliament was built – the bell being named after him, ‘Big Ben’. Lady Llanover was passionately interested in everything to do with Welsh culture – music, folk dancing, costume, cookery and poetry.