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.

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.

Situated in one of the most beautiful and undiscovered areas of Britain, this superb house exudes exceptional charm and character, boasting spacious rooms, wood-burning stove and open fires. South-facing, and with a sheltered veranda, this detached holiday property is set in an estate with access to 2500 acres of walking country and 4 miles of river with salmon, trout and grayling fishing by arrangement. It lies just 50 yards from anall-weathertennis court (built 2003, use by arrangement). Fields and stabling area also available by arrangement for ponies, with trekking to be enjoyed in the surrounding countryside. A high ropes course and paintballing site set in stunning forest is within ½ mile.

Crogen Coach House is in an ideal location for enjoying the beautiful Welsh countryside, and also for visiting the English towns of Chester and Shrewsbury - both of which offer historical days out. The quaint market town of Corwen lies just 8 miles from the typical Welsh town of Llangollen which hosts the International Music Eisteddfod each July. This famous folk festival provides an array of music, dance and poetry for all ages. Llangollen is also popular throughout the rest of the year, with white water rafting available and numerous historical sites and attractions to visit. Snowdonia National Park is easily accessible and well worth a visit with its breathtaking mountains offering beautiful views and scenery. For the more adventurous, Bala Lake (5 miles), the largest natural lake in Wales, is a major centre for many watersports including sailing, windsurfing and white water rafting. For lovers of good food, there are two gastronomic hotels of note just 1½ miles away. Shop 1¾ miles, two pubs 1½ miles.

A Grade II listed, detached property close to Llangollen in North Wales. Countryside views. Hot tub. Games room. Llangollen 2.7 miles; Ruthin 17.8 miles; Chester 23.5 miles.

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.

A detached former farmhouse that can be split into two self-contained properties situated in the village of Pontfadog in Wrexham. Perfect for families. Woodburners. Rural surroundings. Wrexham 11.6 miles.

A renovated Grade II listed cottage resting in the town of Denbigh, North Wales. Two woodburning stoves. Smart TV. Large and spacious. Historic. Ruthin 7.5 miles; Prestatyn 13.5 miles; Llandudno 26.2 miles.

A superb, single-storey holiday cottage within walking distance of the beach, shops and restaurants. WiFi, woodburner, pool table and spacious bedrooms. Beach 2 mins walk.

The most spacious retreat, a stroll from Llangollen's town centre, magnificent views and a private hot tub. WiFi. Double Jacuzzi bath. Six bedrooms. Ruthin 15 miles. Chester 25 miles.

Superb, spacious holiday home near Llangollen. Heated outdoor swimming pool, snooker table, sauna, acres of garden, stream, WiFi, balcony, piano. Several golf courses close by. Ideal touring base. Llangollen 6 miles.