Llanelly House is a grade 1 listed building and considered one the finest examples of an early 18th-century Georgian townhouse in Carmarthenshire, Wales.

The house came to the nation's attention on the BBC ‘Restoration programme, as a national finalist, championed by the flamboyant Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and Griff Rhys Jones.

This Georgian gem was in a shocking state of disrepair and on the brink of collapse. With national support and £6M funding, the house was restored to its former glory, with Hatto directing the project from inception to completion.

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 Project objectives ​

• Research, restore and conserve the building

• Create a sustainable future for the building for generations to come

• Further strengthen a sense of pride within the community and indeed the nation

• Develop a sustainable operational business plan post-restoration

• Develop an interpretation scheme that celebrates both the house, its rich heritage, people, place and identity

• Stimulate local employment both during and after completion

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Our role​

• Design direction.

• Project management

• Direct the conservation and restoration project

• Develop the masterplan

• Develop and deliver the interpretation scheme

• Collections and showcase management

• Operational business planning and implementation 

• Develop a Learning & Engagement programme that connects the community

• Develop ancillary facilities in line with the operational business plan

• Procurement of all consultants, contractors and artisans

• Generate the master budget and maintain the cost plan

• Risk management

•  Generate and manage funding streams

• Stakeholder communication