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Ollie Williams is heir to the stunning 2,000 acre Lanhydrock estate in Cornwall – home to Lanhydrock House, a Victorian mansion which is part of the UK’s National Trust. His son, John, Lord Robartes, was a general on the side of the Parliament in the great Civil War, and garrisoned the house for a few days in the summer of 1644. The population was 171 in the 2001 census. Ollie, 23, is set to inherit the Lanhydrock estate and take over his father's title of Lord of the Manor of Lanhydrock, becoming Viscount Clifden. A rich local merchant (trader), Sir Richard planned to create a large manor house. which is a truly large specialty. The family title is Viscount Clifden. His dad Andrew is a Lord of the Manor of Lanhydrock. His son John continued the building, which was finally finished in 1651. Lanhydrock, like so many places, was changed forever by the First World War. With his family title being "Viscount Clifden." He began work on Lanhydrock but died soon after. Speaking about his heritage before entering the villa, Ollie said: "My father is Lord of the Manor of Lanhydrock.
The family title is Viscount Clifden, and Ollie’s father, Andrew, 52, is Lord of the Manor of Lanhydrock. The VERY lavish life of Love Island's new aristocrat Ollie Williams, 23 - heir to a Cornish stately home who enjoys a jetset lifestyle and chats up girls by telling them he owns Polzeath Beach 8 The independent charity has poured cold water on his boasts of inheriting Lanhydrock House, in Cornwall, when Ollie's father Andrew, dubbed Lord of the Manor Of Lanhydrock, passes. The 23-year old has bragged about being the oldest son of Viscount Clifden, the Lord of the Manor at Lanhydrock Estate, and therefore heir to his estate. Lanhydrock House.The finest house in Cornwall, superbly set in wooded parkland of 450 acres and encircled by a garden of rare shrubs and trees, lovely in all seasons. 'My father is Lord of the Manor of Lanhydrock. The family title is Viscount Clifden, Ollie told ITV2, via a press statement sent to Bustle. Find out how it affected the lives of the four Agar-Robartes brothers who fought at the Front, their parents and sisters, and ultimately, the future of Lanhydrock house itself. The family title is Viscount Clifden.

Ollies family is linked to the historic home through his father, Andrew, who is head of the privately-owned Lanhydrock Estate Company, as its official site reads.My father is Lord of the Manor of Lanhydrock.