Situated in the grounds of Walden House and with distant sea views, this detached cottage is tucked away close to the start of the Offa’s Dyke footpath. With a cosy woodburner, this holiday property makes a great base for exploring the area. Prestatyn town centre is within walking distance, with its shops, restaurants and pubs, and there are some lovely walks from the property itself. The Clwydian Hills are nearby, whilst the historic city of Chester, the market town of Mold and the Victorian seaside resort of Llandudno are all within easy reach. Shop, pub and restaurant ½ mile.

This charming cosy semi-detached farmhouse is set in 150 acres of beautiful countryside, on a farm, with spectacular views and walks direct from the holiday cottage; with many notable features including exposed beams and inglenook fire surround with cosy woodburner in the lounge. There is also a separate dining area in the sun room which enjoys lovely rural views over open fields. Simply relax in the peaceful surroundings or enjoy the many activities in the area, including horse riding, mountain biking and road cycling. You can take a tour of Snowdonia, North Wales Coast, Betws-y-Coed and Llangollen with their great range of walking and climbing routes, and Bala, 8 miles where you can try canoeing, rafting and sailing on the famous lake. An ideal base from which to explore this scenic area. Shop 3 miles, pub serving food ¾ mile.

Ty Newydd y Graig in English means “ new house on the rock” which, in the 1800’s, it was. It is built of limestone quarried from the rock that shelters it, and over 200 years later it remains “as solid as a rock.” The quarried rock face can be seen behind and to the right of the cottage. It backs on to Y Graig, a limestone nature preserve and area of ancient woodland. Until we bought the cottage nearly 60 years ago it still belonged to the family that built it whose descendants live in the village. We hope to continue this tradition.
Because of its unusual, solid construction dictated by the natural rock foundations, the cottage has its quirks, like steps in odd places. The high kitchen step is because the kitchen follows the rock underneath. It would have been impossible to build the kitchen on the same level as the main room. The narrow, twisty stairs are the original ones and difficult for the elderly or those with physical limitations. It is not wheelchair accessible.
Ty Newydd y Graig is a period property that might look old fashioned to modern eyes. The antique furniture is in keeping with the house and has always been there, but otherwise the cottage is well equipped with modern appliances. Its oddities, like unexpected steps, cannot undergo cosmetic surgery so it is important our guests are aware of them in advance.
The property is perfectly placed for walking and exploring Y Graig, or for taking day trips. Snowdonia, Offa’s Dyke, zip-lining and many more adventure opportunities, beaches, shopping centres, and Chester, a lovely medieval city with a Roman amphitheatre are close. Groceries can be delivered by Sainsbury’s, Morrisons etc. The nearest village shops are about three miles away. Shop 5 miles, pub 1½ miles and restaurant ¾ miles.

This wonderful detached cottage, formerly the bake house/coach house and dairy to the ’big’ house, is situated on a working farm a few miles off the A55. This converted stone building is approximately 400 years old and has retained many original features. It is well-equipped with everything you need for a self-catering stay, including a washing machine and hair dryers in both bedrooms. It has stunning views over the Clwydian mountain range. There is a large lawned garden with play equipment for children and a hot tub, and the owner will give a guided tour of the farm, show you how to milk and other farm tasks by arrangement. The cottage is ideally situated for exploring Snowdonia with its spectacular scenery, or visiting the sandy beaches around Prestatyn (4 miles), golfing or taking a day trip to Anglesey and maybe catching the ferry to Ireland for the day. Shop 0.5 mile, pub and restaurant 1 mile.

This stunning, detached, barn conversion has been lovingly crafted to provide a beautiful holiday home for all the family. Spread over four levels, there’s a central ‘atrium’ with views out over the peaceful countryside, with a glass-sided lift connecting all levels – ideal if a member of your party is less mobile or uses a wheelchair. There are wonderful A frame joists throughout this light and airy property, with the main living room, dining room and kitchen being in the central part of the house. On the ground floor there’s also a lovely sun room opening out onto a balcony overlooking the surrounding countryside, a games and media room with PlayStation 4, table football, electric organ, and a curved 65" Smart TV with Blu-ray player – ideal for the full cinema experience! There’s also a playroom packed with toys, games and jigsaw puzzles for the younger members of your party. Two of the bedrooms are on this floor, whilst there are four upstairs on the first floor, from where a minstrel’s gallery overlooks the staircase. On the lower ground floor you’ll find a further double bedroom, accessible wet room with shower and living room, together with a niftily concealed kitchenette – ideal for grandparents staying with family but who like their own space!
No such holiday property would be complete without a hot tub, and you’ll find the one at Y Beudy has some of the finest views from any hot tub as you while away the evenings watching the sun go down. There’s also a fabulous elevated patio area, with ramped access, giving further fantastic views, and an exciting children’s play area which is shared with the owner’s other holiday property. Ruthin is just 4 miles away, home to the Ruthin Craft Centre, and the former Ruthin Gaol, here you will find a great selection of eateries and individual shops in the streets radiating down the hill from the centre of town. A little further afield is Llandegla Forest with its mountain bike centre and great walks, whilst the historic city of Chester with its famous city walls, cathedral and unique shops in the Rows is well worth a visit. Betws-y-Coed, the ’Gateway to the Snowdonia National Park’, is also within easy reach and offers outdoor clothing shops and the amazing Zip World Fforest. Beach 22 miles. Shop and pub 1½ mile, restaurant 4 miles.

Set on the outskirts of the popular town of Llangollen, this detached property is the original lodge to Llantysilio Hall and is set over two floors. The cosy living room boasts a remote controlled electric wood burner. There are gardens to the rear and side of the property, with the rear having a patio.

Llangollen town offers guests a wide range of bars, shops and restaurants, including takeaways which guests can enjoy. Nearby there are plenty of attractions for you to look around, including the Horseshoe Falls and Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, which offers beautiful walks, barge trips and views. Within the town of Llangollen there is also the Llangollen railway station, a heritage railway for steam powered engines which you can board for journeys up the River Dee Valley. There are many local activities available including a mountain bike centre, white water rafting, canoeing, canal walks and barge trips, fishing, clay pigeon shooting and walking. Free transport is provided for guests arriving by train at either Chester or Wrexham stations. Shop and restaurant 2 miles, pub 1 mile.

Tŷ Kinik is positioned in the centre of town within easy walking distance of Llangollen’s numerous attractions, including the river, the canal and vibrant shops, café culture and award-winning restaurants. This lovely spacious terrace property has rooms positioned over three floors, making it ideal for multiple couples, but especially suited to large families travelling with small children. The living room features comfortable sofas, Smart TV with Netflix and is the perfect place to relax after a day exploring. The kitchen/dining room is modern and well equipped.

The master bedroom on the first floor features a double bed, fitted wardrobes, a window seat for admiring the view, Smart TV and bedside lamps with USB ports. The second bedroom on this floor boasts bunk beds with Lego, books, and games for older children. The family bathroom features bath with shower over, heated towel rail and illuminated demisting mirror.

Up to the second floor you will find a further double room and a specially designed baby and toddler playroom with a fixed wooden cot, Gro clock, Gro egg room thermometer, portable audio baby monitor, additional single bed, and a selection of baby and preschool toys. Special attention has been paid to the requirements of young families with the addition of stair gates, black out curtains/blinds, baby bath, optional bed rail and highchair. If you are travelling without children, you will enjoy the thought that has gone into the little extras like Super-fast Wi-Fi, Amazon Alexa on every floor with Spotify streaming, Smart TVs with Netflix, Bosch Tassimo coffee machine, Hive heating and USB points throughout for charging devices. For dog lovers, food and water bowls and blankets are provided, plus there are lots of interesting walks available in this extremely dog-friendly town.

There is so much to see and do in the area; admire the impressive steam locomotives on the world- famous Llangollen railway, the horse drawn boats on its equally famous canal, or take in the superb views on a walk up to Castell Dinas Brân. Visit in July to enjoy the International music festival, Llangollen Eisteddfod, a cultural fusion event attracting many thousands of visitors each year. Tŷ Kinik is perfectly located to make the most of your special break here in North Wales.

Discover Willington Lodge, a truly luxurious Grade II listed Georgian country home set in the north Wales and Cheshire border. This incredible property has that all important wow factor that sets your holiday apart from all others. Sleeping up to eighten guests, you and your loved ones will be living life to the highest levels of splendid! Upon arrival, you are greeted by the classic Georgian architecture with beautiful white detailing and elegant hedgerows. This wonderfully grand holiday home is the definition of luxury. Throughout, you will find period features that are quintessential to English sophistication that makes Willington Lodge a truly magnificent place to make memories that last a lifetime.
The grounds are as impressive as the property itself. With grand lawns, walled garden, court yards, and quiet ponds, you will find something special everywhere you discover. With gardens and facilities like the ones on offer at Willington Lodge, you will appreciate why it is regarded as one of the area’s top rural wedding venues. For wedding services, please contact the venue directly.
Ideally located for a rural retreat, far enough away from civilisation but close enough to not feel isolated. Willington Lodge is only 10 minutes from the popular market town of Whitchurch and the picturesque town of Ellesmere you will find a perfect country hideaway. Whitchurch offers a wealth of independent shops, cafés, bars and restaurants to suit all tastes. Add the weekly country market, monthly farmers’ market, a wide range of independent specialist shops, lovely coffee shops, the many traditional pubs and inns which offer good food and beers, the interesting mix of buildings and you have the ideal place to discover on your holiday. Ellesmere, only 10 minutes away has developed into a vibrant market town with numerous of Georgian and half-timbered buildings. Ellesmere prides itself on its individual and independent shops – some have been in the same family for generations. Chester and Shrewsbury are both only half an hour away.
With Shrewsbury approximately 30 minutes’ drive away, there’s a variety of things to do making it a great day out. Shrewsbury is full of finds to be discovered by foot or by boat, the River Severn is a must, as is the café culture, the castle and the churches that dominate Shrewsbury’s famous skyline.
In the other direction and approximately 30 minutes’ drive away again, is the historical city of Chester with its excellent shopping and famous races, with the Blue Planet Aquarium close by and of course Chester Zoo, there are so many options.
Throughout the year there are numerous food festivals and regattas. It’s a great place to visit. For the more adventurous travel seekers there are various walks and outdoor activities nearby including The Mercian Way which is part of the award-winning National Cycle Network. Overton-on-Dee which is surrounded by a forty-mile network of interconnecting public footpaths and bridleways, all of them readily accessible from the village. From taking a stroll around the beautiful gardens to exploring the woodlands and countryside, even just sitting back relaxing and taking in the tranquillity of the house. Willington Lodge promises an idyllic holiday retreat.

Nestled on the Welsh borders in hundreds of acres of rolling countryside, this superb holiday cottage complete with hot tub combines bright contemporary style with rural charm. The Woodlands Farmhouse is surrounded by the most beautiful countryside for as far as the eye can see and being set on a working farm, offers a unique insight into everyday rural life.

Spaciously set out over one level, means the property is perfect for generations of family and those special group occasions, with each of the six individually designed bedrooms boasting en-suite facilities. Outside in the enclosed gardens, those with children and four legged friends can truly relax and take in the peaceful and tranquil surroundings.

At night you can also discover a world of wildlife in the darkness, with visitors ranging from foxes and badgers, to owls and bats. The lanes around the property are perfect for gentle strolls and bike rides with circular routes ranging from 3 to 5 miles and beyond. For those wanting to explore the surrounding area, the location is perfect for discovering the hidden beauty of Shropshire, Cheshire and the Welsh borders. The farmhouse itself lies just on the Welsh side of the border, however the brook on the adjoining farm takes you into Cheshire, and the county of Shropshire is just a few miles away.

For lovers of the great outdoors the Clywdian Range, Offa’s Dyke, Ceiriog Valley and the Coed Llandegla Forest are all accessible within an hour. An abundance of towns, villages and attractions are also readily available, to name but a few: Ellesmere (25mins), Hawkstone Park Follies & Beeston Castle (30mins), Llangollen, Chester & Chester Zoo (40mins) and Shrewsbury (55mins). There really is something for everyone.

This impressive family home is situated very close to the town centre, and yet, due to the surrounding gardens, has a lovely feeling of space and seclusion. A very short walk will take you to the bustling town of Llangollen, with its world-famous railway and 46-mile-long canal. Pavement cafés, bars, and restaurants all in the immediate vicinity.

Green Acres, owned by the Horspool family since the 1800’s, has been thoughtfully refurbished to provide a quality and comfortable experience. Inspired and furnished using The White Company London throughout. Entry to the property is via the side entrance, where you are greeted by the large open style kitchen, providing dining table with seating for six. The spacious and bright living room with Smart TV, comfortable sofas and delicate reed fragrances, creates a lovely space to relax and enjoy the lovely view of the very large gardens to the rear. There are three bedrooms all made up with White Company Linens. The first of these rooms is the master bedroom, boasting a comfortable super kingsize bed, a smart TV and en-suite with walk-in shower. A further kingsize room with views of the garden and lots of storage space, and a twin room with full sized single beds, furniture and small basin in the corner of the room. There is a further shower room with walk-in shower, grab rails and shower seat which is situated on the ground floor. To the front of the property, you will enter via the driveway providing parking for three cars. For those bringing their dogs, they have a designated, enclosed doggy garden. Moving around to the back a very impressive ¾ acre, sunny aspect, lawned garden with garden furniture, providing an idyllic spot to enjoy your morning coffee, lawn games or simply sit and enjoy the peace and quiet.

Llangollen, famous for its railway, canals and annual International music festival is the perfect place to base yourself for enjoying all the area has to offer. Those seeking an activity-based stay, the immediate area provides white water rafting and climbing. The Snowdonia National park is less than 50 minutes away, so you will not be short of experiences to make your stay here in North Wales a memorable one.