Bedwellty House and Park

Bedwellty House and Park is a historic, Grade II listed Regency residence set in the heart of Tredegar.  

Your visit will take in the grandeur of the house itself, with the opportunity to explore the extensive grounds and relax at our award-winning café.

Key attractions include:

• The Council Chamber where Aneurin Bevan started his politcal career, leading to the establishment of the NHS.
• Opportunity to explore a rare early 19th Century ironmaster’s residence, and imagine the events that would have been held here.
• Explore the parkland with its band stand, historic long and ladies shelters, and the largest piece of coal ever extracted from a deep mine.

To find out more about the history and the people of Bedwellty House, take a look at this web page.

Bedwellty House is a great starting point for a walk around Tredegar, with it's imposing town clock, museum, story of the NHS and ironworks. - here are a variety of walk routes, or book a guide to bring the story to life.

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