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| The West End, Hawarden Estate, Flintshire |
The Estate has a glamping site with bell tents and pitch-your-own pitches and the Glynne Arms, in Hawarden High Street.
There is also a farm shop and café.
Hawarden also runs Summer Camp, a boutique festival spread across four long weekends each July, with guests able to ‘reset and recharge with a program of cooking, nature and outdoor craft workshops and demonstrations’.
The Estate has a glamping site with bell tents and pitch-your-own pitches and the Glynne Arms, in Hawarden High Street.
The West End The West End, which opens in January 2024, a new holiday home in the western wing of the 19th-century Hawarden Castle, where the family still live.
The property, sleeping up to 10, is above the Temple of Peace, William Gladstone PM’s private library. This room, little touched in over 100 years, is a ‘time capsule of national importance’, and guests staying at West End, will be given private access to tour the library.
Guests will look out to the ruins of the 13thcentury Old Castle or into the Walled Garden, where chickens peck amongst the vegetable beds, and guests can join classes in everything from cooking to sign-writing.
The West End has five large, fully-restored bedrooms, with walls boldly-coloured and featuring original art and furniture curated from the restored Georgian chairs to the new custom-made dining table, decorated with family silver that dates back over 300 years.
There’s a guest kitchen which can also be used by the estate’s chef, Adam Williams, to prepare private dining experiences.
The West End, has its own private woodland glade, a short walk from the Castle, and the newly opened Walled Garden School, runs a program of classes and courses with lunch cooked over an open fire.
* Hugh Collins at juliaspence.pr@gmail.com
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