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Pool Park: Couple renovating manor uncover ‘priceless’ angels

It was once a deer park belonging to nearby Ruthin Castle.

The house was thought to have been established in the 16th century and rebuilt by William Bagot, 2nd Lord Bagot in 1826-1829 to the designs of John Buckler, and assisted by local architect Benjamin Gummow.

The Bagot family lived at Blithfield Hall in Staffordshire and rented Pool Park to a series of tenants.

It was last occupied as a home by Sir Ernest Tate, president of the sugar refiners Tate and Lyle.

In the late 1930s it was bought for use as a medical facility linked to the former North Wales Hospital in Denbigh.

It ceased to be part of the NHS in the late 1980s.

After being sold off, it stood empty until it was bought by the Godfreys last year.


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