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Summary of Hidden Houses of Wales: Season 2
Hidden Houses of Wales begins Season 2 with a tour of Iscoyd Park House and continues with tours of Cresselley House, Soughton House, and Tallenbont Hall. Season 2 vastly improves the quality of Season 1 with the host asking more questions and allowing the householders to provide information about their home. Good, informative watch that increases awareness of Wales’ history.
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Storyline
Hidden Houses of Wales’ Season 2 focuses on the stories of Iscoyd Park House, Cresselley House, Soughton House, and Tallenbont Hall.
Additional Thanks
Thank you to BBC One Wales and Netflix for airing the series. Thank you to Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen for hosting the series.
Buy a ticket? Yes? No? Maybe?
Yes. Season 2 vastly improves its quality over Season 1. The episodes encourage their watch time.
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Ben Meyers
Ben Meyers’ rating: 3.7|5.0 Starsììì
Iscoyd Park—quality watch—begins Season 2 with much higher entertainment value. The host engages with householders with increased ease, relaxes, asks more questions, and allows householders to provide information about their home. The owners of this house are exceptionally knowledgeable about its history and are comfortable in presenting their house in the series. Good watch.
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Storyline
Episode 1 focuses on the story of Iscoyd Park.
Additional Thanks
Thank you to BBC One Wales and Netflix for airing the series. Thank you to Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen for hosting the series.
Buy a ticket? Yes? No? Maybe?
Yes. This televised Season 2 episode vastly improves over episodes presented in Season 1. This episode is worth its watch.
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Cresselley—solid watch—improves Season 2 as the host continues to ease into his role and creates a comfort zone for house owner Hugh Allen and the son, James Allen, as well as the rest of the persons involved in the interviews. This episode has a non-rushed feel and flows nicely. The host settles into the role's persona, shows interest, and increases audience appeal.
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Storyline
Episode 2 focuses on the story of Cresseley House.
Additional Thanks
Thank you to BBC One Wales and Netflix for airing the series. Thank you to Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen for hosting the series.
Buy a ticket? Yes? No? Maybe?
Yes. This is entirely worth watching. It tells how a real family prospered by managing assets well.
Ben Meyers’ rating: 3.8|5.0 Starsììì
Soughton
House had multiple owners and eventually fell into disrepair until purchased by a construction company owner who
repaired it and added to it. The host continues to relax and engages owners comfortably. The current house owners, David McLean
and his wife, are good spokesmen for the home and thoroughly tell its interesting history.
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Storyline
Episode 3 focuses on the story of Soughton House.
Additional Thanks
Thank you to BBC One Wales and Netflix for airing the series. Thank you to Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen for hosting the series.
Yes. This house is of particular interest due to the effort to repair and renovate.
Ben Meyers’ rating: 3.8|5.0 Starsììì
Tallenbont Hall—informative and educational—shows ability to host and to engage house owners in a professional, comfortable manner. This approach entertains and inclusively draws the audience into the golden circle of interest.
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Storyline
Episode 4 focuses on the story of Tallenbont Hall.
Additional Thanks
Thank you to BBC One Wales and Netflix for airing the series. Thank you to Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen for narration of the series.
Buy a ticket? Yes? No? Maybe?
Ben Meyers
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