A seven-bedroom country home that boasts 10 beautiful gardens is on the market for £2million.
The stunning grounds of Aber Artro Hall in Llanbedr, North Wales, are as quaint as a picture postcard with roses, honeysuckle and lavender flourishing alongside its manicured green lawns.
The gardens were created by renowned Victorian designer William Morris in 1860 and feature an Italian courtyard with fountain focusing on the elements of earth, fire, water, wood and metal.
The impressive seven-bedroom Aber Artro Hall in Llanbedr, North Wales, is up for sale withthe price tag of £2million
Among the 10 manicured gardens at Aber Artro Hall is a vegetable garden where residents can pick their own fresh produce
The sprawling grounds also feature a serene Japanese garden, complete with vibrant pink flowers and a quaint water feature
The impressive green spaces, pictured, two stone lions look over a lush green lawn, were created by renowned Victorian designer William Morris
This pebbled area of the grounds would be the perfect place to unwind on one of its benches or to take a stroll
Aber Artro Hall in Llanbedr, North Wales, is a Grade II Listed mansion with a billiard room and a tennis pavilion
The impressive seven-bedroom country pile sits nestled in beautiful green woodlands in picturesque North Wales
While the stunning gardens are picture-postcard perfect, owners of the property will need a team of gardens to keep them
The 10 garden plot also features an Italian courtyard with a fountain that focusing on the elements of earth, fire, water, wood and metal
Morris was the founder of the Arts and Crafts movement and his Tudor-inspired design includes a walled kitchen garden with an orchard and a Japanese garden representing the world from sky down to sea.
However, Aber Artro Hall a Grade II Listed mansion, has more to offer than just its eye-catching green spaces.
The attractive property has six-bathrooms, a billiard room and tennis pavilion.
Residents can also enjoy this attractive tennis pavilion when they fancy a few games on the beautiful green lawn
Residents can relax inside the mansion’s spacious reception rooms which include a grand fire place area
This kitchen and dining area would be the perfect place to cook up a meal while talking to guests or family members
The bedrooms also have boast plenty of space for residents to unwind in, with room for a double bed and table
Once tired of walking through the green grounds, residents and guests can enjoy a few games of snooker in the billiard room
The mansion includes six bathrooms, including this space where includes a stand-alone bath and a shower
This grand dining area, with a Persian style rug, is the perfect space to host a dinner party or entertain guests
The Afon Artro River runs through the grounds while the surrounding woodland is owned and managed by The Woodland Trust
The Afon Artro River runs through the grounds while the surrounding woodland is owned and managed by The Woodland Trust.
The mansion also has some well known former residents, including Patrick Shaw-Stewart, a war hero who wrote Achilles in the Trench, one of the best-known war poems of the First World War.
Savills estate agent Harriet Button said: ‘The gardens are an amazing part of the mansion and are opened up for public viewing in Spring and Summer.
‘They really are striking and fascinating.’