Inside incredible £2m Welsh mansion name-checked on lavish TV property show

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Inside incredible £2m Welsh mansion name-checked on lavish TV property show
Britain's Most Expensive Houses on Channel 4 features a stunning property in the Vale of Glamorgan that's being marketed by the estate agent who sold Charlotte Church's home
Britain's Most Expensive Houses features Llywynhelig House in the Vale of Glamorgan
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It's renowned for showcasing some of the most luxurious homes across Britain, including one penthouse in London with a hefty price tag of £80m. And now a stunning Welsh mansion has featured on Britain's Most Expensive Houses.
From a Scottish castle to a coastal hideaway in Cornwall, a penthouse in Knightsbridge to a stylish sea view sanctuary in Sandbanks, the agents on the Channel 4 series use every strategy, contact, and trick to succeed in an increasingly competitive market.
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And among the latest properties showcased on the programme is a beautiful Welsh mansion that's being marketed by the estate agent who previously sold Charlotte Church's home.
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The agents selling the stunning Welsh mansion
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Nestled in the heart of the Vale of Glamorgan, one of Wales' most coveted counties, Fine & Country agent Sorcha Rodbard-Hedderwick has partnered with fellow agent Jemma Friday to market the stunning £2.2 million Llywynhelig House.
This 17th-century Grade II listed manor with five reception rooms and six bedrooms features a log cabin, a shepherd's hut, and a swimming pool, but it's the meticulously landscaped garden that Jemma believes could be the key to securing a sale.
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The stunning morning room inside the Welsh mansion
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After successfully showcasing the garden to sell Charlotte Church's property, Jemma is eager to work her magic once more.
To enhance the property's appeal, she has enlisted the expertise of local horticulturist Bob Priddle, who will join Sorcha, Jemma, and her social media followers to share his insights—drawing even more attention to this extraordinary home.
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One of the bedrooms
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During the show, the estate agent said of the home: "It's one of those properties people driove past and go 'wow, who lives there?'" It was revealed that the seller had retired to the property but was now downsizing after her husband had passed away shortly after they'd completed the renovations on their forever home.
The bespoke kitchen
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During the same episode of the show, viewers were also transported to Jersey where the combined fortune of the island's three wealthiest residents totals £10 billion and Fine and Country agent Margaret Thompson was showcasing the £17 million Sunningdale Manor.
Following a lavish multi-million-pound renovation, this stunning country estate now features five grand reception rooms, eight luxurious bedrooms, a wine cellar with an exclusive tasting area, a labyrinth-inspired topiary garden, and a flourishing kitchen garden.
But Margaret's agency wasn't the only one vying to market Sunningdale. To stay one step ahead of the competition, she and her trusted agent Rebecca planned an exclusive soirée to give select guests an insider's tour. With a private chef preparing dishes made from the estate's garden and well-connected guests providing valuable feedback, the evening promised to be a memorable one. But could they outshine the competition?
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And international buying agent Constance Cunningham was back in her Chelsea stomping ground, tasked with finding the ideal apartment for Argentian lawyer Ramiro and his family to add to their International portfolio of properties.
Constance presented him with three exceptional options - ranging from £3.15 million to £5.15 million - but only one was in their preferred Chelsea location. The contenders? Cadogan Gardens, Hyde Park Gardens, and Queens Gate. But would Constance seal the deal and secure a sale?
Britain's Most Expensive Houses is on Channel 4 Wednesdays at 9pm and available to stream