A Welsh hotel with centuries of history has been put up for sale.
The Owain Glyndwr Hotel in Corwen, Denbighshire, was opened in 1740, built on the site of a monastery that dated back to the 12th Century.
It was the site of the first public Welsh Eisteddfod in 1789 - organised by local man Thomas Jones.
It is on the market with estate agent Dafydd Hardy for £425,000.
Dafydd Hardy said: "This property has a wealth of local history and its said to have been the site of the first public Eisteddfod in 1789.
"The hotel stands proud amidst an eclectic mix of architecture, being a fine example of an 18th century coaching inn which has retained most of its original character and is a highly significant element of the townscape – it’s a landmark building within the town.
"We’re glad the owners have entrusted our commercial team with the sale of this historic building and look forward to showing prospective purchasers its character."
The hotel includes meeting/conference rooms, restaurant/breakfast rooms, two bars and 15 guest rooms plus a 2 bedroom owners accommodation.
