Set on the outskirts of the picturesque Clwydian Range and Dee Valley National Landscape in Ruthin, experience the very best of rural living from this characterful and sophisticated family-friendly getaway, perfect for anyone craving an escape to the countryside.
Brimming with period charm, the lounge/diner represents what you''d expect from a cosy Welsh cottage, from a roaring wood burner to Georgian sash windows. In keeping with the cottage’s rich heritage, with original quarry tiles and solid oak beams, the rustic kitchen/diner will transport you to times past, inspiring you to get creative. Upstairs, soak weary muscles in the roll-top bath in the sophisticated family bathroom, admiring incredible views over the rooftops of Ruthin with Moel Famau in the distance. There are also three bedrooms on offer upstairs, one super-king-size zip-and-link (can be made up as a twin) with a sofa bed for an additional guest and en-suite wet room, one super-king-size and one king-size; charming period touches set the scene for pure relaxation. Outside, dine alfresco on the patio, admiring the peaks of the Clwydian Range, whilst children let off some steam on the large, shared lawn and climbing frame.
Nestled in the Vale of Clwyd, the historic market town of Ruthin boasts a fabulous array of boutique shops and local cafes, surrounded by an abundance of opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts, from hill walking along the iconic Offa’s Dyke to local footpaths carving through sun-dappled woodlands. Jump on your bike and onto the Sea Front Trail, taking you out of Ruthin into Rhyl (19 miles) and following the coastal route to Prestatyn (21.5 miles) and Rhuddlan (16 miles) before circling back around into Rhyl. Try a spot of coarse fishing at Bathafarm Hall, 1.5 miles away, located in a peaceful setting with views towards the Clwydian Hills. Ardwyn Bach is just 35 minutes from Wrexham Football Club, making it perfectly placed to enjoy the electric matchday atmosphere, local pubs, shops and everything Wrexham has to offer.