With pristine sandy beaches, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and historic towns within easy reach of this traditional cottage, you’ll have plenty to do during your stay. The tranquil surroundings of 95 acres of farmland will ensure a relaxing holiday away from the busyness of day-to-day life. Spend quality time with your small family or partner in this cosy property, which has retained its original charm as a barn from its wooden flooring and sloped ceilings.
As you enter the property, you’ll notice the welcoming and laid-back atmosphere in the neutral-toned lounge with leather sofas and an armchair, a cosy rug and a Smart TV. The kitchen/diner has a similar feel, with neutral tones, wooden cabinets on the ‘U’-shaped fitted unit and a dining table with seating for four. Also on the ground floor is a family shower room. Climb the stairs to reach two comfortable bedrooms with oak furniture – a twin plus a king-size bedroom which boasts a TV and iPod dock/alarm clock. Outside, you’ll find a lawned garden with furniture, which is shared with neighbouring properties.
The rural location of this property, in the small village of Pen-y-Cefn, means that you’ll be surrounded by scenic countryside walking trails. To pick up essentials or dine out, head to Caerwys (2 miles) – the smallest town in Wales. Explore the Clwydian Range and Dee Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (1.5 miles) and follow the hiking trails through wooded valleys, along rivers and up to the Moel Famau mountain peak (10 miles). Cross the border into northwest England for a worthwhile trip to the historic city of Chester (24 miles) with Tudor-style timber buildings, a Roman amphitheatre and a zoo. Also within reach are the sandy shores of Prestatyn Beach (10 miles).