The property lots listed by all the auction houses in Wales are usually packed with mainly tired terraces, rundown renovations or pockets of land, so finding a unique slice of Welsh history, and haunted too, going under the hammer is something to notice and a chance for people to bid on a 'once in a lifetime' property. Wales is home to some truly remarkable historic houses, and Derwydd Mansion is certainly one of them. Tucked away in the stunning Carmarthenshire landscape between Ammanford and Llandeilo, this sprawling Tudor manor has evolved from its 15th-century origins and boasts connections to royalty and an array of preserved period features.
The secluded country manor first made its mark in history around at 1485, as stated on the property's own website, and was once the residence of Tudor knight Sir Rhys ap Thomas. For more property stories sent to your inbox twice a week sign up to the property newsletter here . READ MORE: The exciting farm renovation project that could bring out your inner Jeremy Clarkson YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE: Inside massive former bank in popular town that’s now a dream home full of surprises It's believed that Sir Rhys and Derwydd Mansion provided shelter for Henry Tudor and an additional 5,000 Welsh soldiers who joined his growing army on their journey to Bosworth in Leicestershire in 1485.
This legendary battle with King Richard III marked the end of the War of the Roses and the beginning of the Tudor Royal dynasty, with Henry being crowned King.
