Located in Gwynedd, Wales, the home was originally a summer house for the Warlow family, which had fallen into disuse and disrepair before Owain Warlow was even born.
He settled there some years later with his second wife, Isolde, and the Warlows of Gwynedd have been trying to keep the place from falling into shambles again ever since, with varying degrees of success.
The house is at the end of what amounts to a dirt road, and there are no close neighbors, though the property borders on the surrounding farmland.
He settled there some years later with his second wife, Isolde, and the Warlows of Gwynedd have been trying to keep the place from falling into shambles again ever since, with varying degrees of success.
The house is at the end of what amounts to a dirt road, and there are no close neighbors, though the property borders on the surrounding farmland.
