Who we are
Lucy Antoni, daughter of Peter Budgen, Lucy also lives at Tregyrnog with her three children
Peter Budgen, graduate of St Johns College Cambridge, worked in agriculture both as farmer and consultant in Australia and East Africa as well as in Wales itself. His interests include sailing, gardening and classical music.
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Where we are
Tregyrnog, shown above, is the family home which we built in 1972.It is on the site of the Civil War battle of St Fagans in 1648 when the Parliamentarians defeated the Royalists. There are extensive gardens which we enjoy sharing with our friends and clients. You will be welcomed here for drinks and meals at the start and end of your stay.
St Brides super Ely is a small village six miles west of Cardiff, capital of the Principality, and just two hours from London. The world famous National Museum of Welsh Life at St Fagans is only one mile away. Old farmhouses and other interesting buildings representative of their eras were dismantled on their original sites around Wales and have been re-erected here, so that the visitor can see examples of the changes in vernacular architecture over the centuries. The rural atmosphere of byegone days has been recreated in the grounds of the ancestral home of the Earls of Plymouth in 150 acres of parkland.
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