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    Nannau Estate Sale 2025

    Auctions and Sales
    Details of the sale of the Nannau Estate in 2025

    Nannau Photographs

    The House of Nannau
    Plas Nannau Hall - 200 JPG Photo Pack
    Nannau Hall Owner Could Face £100,000 Bill - Cambrian News 21st October 2021.

    Cambrian News – October 2021

    Newspapers
    Nannau Hall Owner Could Face £100,000 Bill - Cambrian News 21st October 2021.
    A Colourised Version of a Postcard of Plas Nannau Hall Postmarked 1918.

    The Georgian House – Plas Nannau Hall

    Buildings
    The current Georgian house was started circa 1788 by Sir Robert Howell Vaughan and completed by his son in 1796 after his death in 1792. There was a house-warming celebration on...
    Coed y Moch Lodge in 2016

    Coed y Moch Lodge

    Buildings
    Coed y Moch Lodge (aka Garthbledden Lodge or Clock Lodge) was built by “Yr Hen Syr Robert” between 1794 and 1818 (as a lodge is shown on an 1818 estate map,...
    Plas Nannau Hall - Left Front with Billiard Room Above Squash Court. Photo © Tom Morrison

    Nannau in the 1960s

    People
    Edward & Barbara Morrison lived at Nannau from 1965-1979. These photos have been kindly sent to me by their son, Tom.
    Plas Nannau Hall 1996. Photo © Baron Westwood.

    Nannau in the 1990s (Exterior)

    Nannau in the 1990s
    Plas Nannau Hall Interior - 25th May 1999. Photo © Baron Westwood.

    Nannau in the 1990s (Interior)

    Nannau in the 1990s
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    Derwen Ceubren yr Ellyll

    Nannau Cottages & Farms

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    A Rich Tapestry of Welsh History

    Gatehouses and Lodges

    © Copyright 2026 Ian King (MSS Studios), Dolgellau.

    The book, "Nannau – A Rich Tapestry of Welsh History" by Philip Nanney Williams is available to buy here.

    I would like to thank the following people for their help and contributions to this website (and my previous one at nannau.com): Dennis Yancey (and his Nanney Family Archives), David Brown, Philip Nanney Williams, Christopher Quaile, Miles Wynn Cato (welshart.co.uk), Welsh Antiques (welshantiques.com), The National Library of Wales, The National Museum of Wales and The Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales.