An early 16th Century hearth-passage house – the oldest habitable dwelling in Bridgend with a history spanning over 500 years
We are pleased to be part of CADW's Open Doors event again this year. We will be open on Saturday 28 and Sunday 29 September, so why not come and visit the house.
We are proud to be taking part in Ogwr History Month, where throughout September there will be a variety of free history talks, walks and displays across Bridgend County Borough.
Come and join us for a tour by candlelight in the atmospheric setting of St John’s House on December 3rd, 4th or 10th at 7pm. Our house will be decorated for the festive season and it is an opportunity to see it in a different light!
The cost of the tour is £6 per person with a maximum of 10 people on each evening. Light refreshments will be provided. Our shop will be open too for a chance to buy some lovely gifts for Christmas. Please remember to wear warm clothing as St John’s can be a little chilly in the winter! Also, please bear in mind the stairs in St John’s House are steep and narrow.
The house is open from 11am to 3pm on the last Saturday and the second Sunday of each month.
Our volunteers will give you the fascinating background of this historic building as they guide you around the house.
We look forward to seeing you!
