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daughter, Angela, died aged 97. The hall has been sold a few times since, with the 55 acres of Repton parkland no longer in the same ownership as the Hall. The house, in its current form is situated in approximately 5 acres of stunning countryside, within the protected Grade II* listed Repton parkland.
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Liverpool cotton trader, Hugh Verdon. Hugh's daughters inherited Llanerchydol and the house remained in the Verdon family until 1985, when the last remaining
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Japanese Water Garden and parterre. Llanerchydol Hall is one of three grand houses in the area alongside
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