Hawarden Castle (19th-century mansion)

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Hawarden Castle (19th-century mansion) is a historic country house in Hawarden, Wales, best known as the longtime residence of British Prime Minister William Ewart Gladstone.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf country house
alsoKnownAs New Hawarden Castle
linked to: Hawarden Castle
architecturalStyle Gothic Revival architecture
linked to: Gothic Revival

picturesque style
associatedWith Gladstone’s Library (nearby)
country Wales
era 19th century
hasCategory Associated with William Ewart Gladstone
Country houses in Flintshire
Grade I listed houses in Wales
Historic estates in Wales
hasChapel private chapel
hasGarden Hawarden Castle gardens
hasGroundsOpenToPublic part of the estate
hasLibrary private library
hasNearbySettlement Chester
hasPark Hawarden Castle estate
hasPart Hawarden Castle parkland
Hawarden Castle woodland
hasUse historic site
private residence
venue for private events
hasView Deeside
heritageDesignation Grade I listed building
heritageRegister Cadw
knownFor being the longtime residence of William Ewart Gladstone
locatedIn Flintshire
Hawarden
United Kingdom
north-east Wales
locatedNear Hawarden Old Castle
materialUsed stone
ownedBy Gladstone family
estate of the Gladstone family
significantEvent political discussions hosted by William Ewart Gladstone
visits by prominent Victorian politicians
significantResident Catherine Gladstone
Gladstone family
William Ewart Gladstone

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Hawarden hasLandmark Hawarden Castle (19th-century mansion)
Hawarden Old Castle locatedNear Hawarden Castle (18th-century mansion)
linked to: Hawarden Castle (19th-century mansion)