Cottages with Hot Tubs in Flintshire

1 Talbot Drive is an appealing holiday home in Talacre, Flintshire, featuring a hot tub and an enclosed rear garden. Prestatyn 4.5 miles; Holywell 8.7 miles.

Switch off and reconnect with nature at this authentic mongolian yurt, set on a peaceful flintshire hillside just 4.5 miles from the market town of mold. sleeping four people in an open-plan space, and with no mains electricity or wifi, it is the ideal back-to-nature hideaway for couples or small families who want to swap their screens for evenings around the firepit together. wake to the sound of buzzards and geese and then lace up your boots and set off to climb moel famau (7 miles), the highest point in the clwydian range. alternatively, follow the woodland trails through nercwys forest (3 miles), or discover the roman walls and amphitheatre in the historic city of chester (15 miles). further afield, head into eryri / snowdonia national park (25 miles) to hike the mountain trails, ride the historic steam railways, and seek out hidden lakes and waterfalls. follow the gravel path up through fruit trees, vegetable beds, and beehives to your beautiful glamping yurt, a spacious circular retreat set on a wooden platform. inside, the open-plan living and sleeping space is dressed in cosy, boho-chic furnishings, and a wood-burning stove crackles away – keeping things warm and toasty whatever the season. there is a folding dining table and chairs ready to set up for a meal inside if the weather turns, alongside a double bed and a double sofa bed – all within the yurt's snug circular embrace. just outside, you will find a private heated shower cabin with a walk-in rainfall shower and a flushing wc. the cabin’s bohemian-tiled interior gives a stylish nod to your glamping yurt's eclectic decor. step out onto the raised deck and you will find an outdoor kitchen and dining area with a charcoal bbq, gas cooker, and picnic table. treat yourself to a dip in the private wood-fired hot tub, which is perfectly positioned to soak up the sweeping mountain views, or take a seat at the raised firepit and wait for the stars to come out. in season, you are welcome to pick your own fruit from the orchard and growing beds. private parking is available 150 yards from the yurt.

Piw Gwyn Cottage in Mold, North Wales, is a cosy barn conversion perfect for a romantic getaway. Sleeping two, this modern retreat features a double bedroom, a fully equipped kitchen, and a lounge with a Smart TV. Enjoy the private courtyard with a BBQ and hot tub. Explore nearby attractions like Holywell (5 miles) and Snowdonia (33 miles).

This delightful glamping pod, set within the flintshire countryside near northop, is perfect for couples seeking a peaceful rural escape surrounded by open fields and far-reaching countryside views. situated on an intimate campsite, you can enjoy the best of rural north wales while being close to local amenities and attractions. the village of northop (1 mile) features traditional village pubs, while the vibrant market town of mold is within 5 miles and provides a variety of independent shops, cafes, and restaurants. mold also hosts a street market every wednesday and saturday with intermittent artisan markets throughout the year. for outdoor enthusiasts, the clwydian range and dee valley national landscape offers excellent walking and cycling opportunities within 10 miles, including one of north wales' most popular walking destinations, the walk up moel famau (9 miles). history buffs can enjoy discovering nearby flint castle and ewloe castle, less than 5 miles away. for a day on the coast, talacre and prestatyn beaches are within 20 miles. this gorgeous pod has a chic, stylish interior with plenty of thoughtful touches in the soft textures and furnishings, and homely touches in the decor, making for a distinctly superior stay. step inside via the glass-doored side entrance, which leads directly into the inviting open-plan living area. this welcoming space combines the lounge, dining area and kitchen, and is ideal for relaxing after a day of exploring. whip up a late brunch or a romantic dinner in the sleek kitchen, which has all the necessary appliances and generous worktop space for preparing meals. dine together, enjoying unhurried meals at a dining table. after dinner, snuggle up on the comfortable sofa to read or plan the next day’s activities. sliding glass doors from the lounge open onto the outdoor entertaining area, making for easy indoor/outdoor living. leading from the living area is a hallway providing access to the bedroom and bathroom. drift off to sleep in the king-size bedroom featuring a smart tv, built-in wardrobe and a vanity station with a mirror. wake up and admire the views across the neighbouring fields, adding to this serene countryside experience. completing the interior, the stylish jack and jill bathroom can be accessed from both the hallway and the bedroom and comprises a shower and wc. wander outside to discover an outdoor kitchenette with an adjustable covered roof that can be opened to let in sunlight or closed to provide shade. beneath the canopy is an outdoor dining area perfect for al fresco meals. the enclosed garden makes the most of the fine views, and the fire pit with additional seating creates the perfect setting for late evening chats while stargazing. a hanging chair provides a peaceful spot to enjoy a morning coffee or evening drink. there is also ample lawn space for you to enjoy. private parking is available for one car adjacent to the lodge.

In a village location 2 miles from hawarden, this waterside shepherd hut is the perfect romantic getaway for a couple, overlooking the stocked fishing pond with wild ducks. just relax, unwind and maybe fish for carp and tench, and walk to the local pubs, cafes and castle, all within 2 miles. pop into mold, 5 miles, famous for its historical market and theatre clywd or the walled city of historic chester, 7.5 miles, with its roman amphitheatre and tudor buildings offering a wide range of independent boutiques and shops. enjoy fishing at the property and walks along the river, or venture to loggerheads country park, moel famau and the clwydian range, all within 12.5 miles. there’s plenty of charming shops and attractions within a 6-mile radius so you don’t need to venture far during your break to this delightful retreat. walk up the steps into this cosy shepherd's hut with underfloor heating and all your creature comforts. if you decide to eat in with local purchases from your travels, the kitchen area is well-equipped, and when ready, the dining table is the perfect setting to enjoy a romantic meal together. after a full day out, relax on the sofa with a good book or sit and plan your next day's activities. when ready for bed, walk through to the lovely bedroom with a double bed, designed for a good night's sleep. in the morning, enjoy a leisurely start to the day in the stylish shower room with wc. make the most of this waterside location by relaxing in the hot tub, and enjoy morning coffee on the deck, with lovely views over the rolling countryside and fishpond. maybe light the charcoal bbq for a spot of al fresco dining whilst listening to the birds.

A stunning rural cottage set within the grounds of a 5-acre smallholding, with a cosy coal fire and private wood-fired hot tub, this is the perfect romantic retreat for two or a small family wanting a picture perfect break in north wales. you’ll be situated in an idyllic location, with direct access to offa’s dyke footpath as well as being just over 2 miles outside afonwen village with its craft centre, antique store and restaurant. caerwys (3.5 miles), the smallest town in wales which is set within an area of outstanding natural beauty, is home to a shop, post office, cafe, butcher, golf course and popular pubs. visit the museum and castle at the historic market town of denbigh (5 miles), explore the market town of mold (10 miles) renowned for its street market and theatre, or browse the independent shops, eateries, and craft centre found slightly further afield at ruthin (14 miles). hang up your outdoor attire in the porch as your step into the cottage and head across to the cosy lounge/diner complete with a feature fireplace, coal fire and comfortable seating. walk through to the stylish, thoughtfully designed kitchen and rustle up a delicious meal using local produce purchased on your travels. catch up over a glass of wine or board game at the dining table in the lounge, planning your holiday activities before retreating to the sofa to curl up and watch a film on the smart tv or read by the glow of the fire. when ready for bed, enjoy the option of two bedrooms – a lovely king-size with an en-suite shower or a welcoming twin room. there is also a separate wc at this single-storey property. outside in the enclosed garden, you will find a table and chairs for al fresco dining with a chimenea for those cooler evenings. explore the owner’s smallholding with resident parrot, horses, and chickens, and spend your evenings soaking in the private wood-fired hot tub, gazing up at the stars above.

The cottage sits in a lovely spot on the edge of lixwm, surrounded by countryside. walk to the pub (less than a mile), cycle, trek or horse ride on local paths, or climb the highest peak in the clwydian range. visit mold, with its street market, annual food and drink festival and theatre clywd, or the historic towns of ruthin, and denbigh offering independent shops, eateries and attractions. visit the roman city of chester and its zoo, or enjoy a day on the coast, head north to prestatyn with its sandy beach and activities, not forgetting the stunning mountain ranges in north wales, well worth exploring. all of these are within 15 miles. this is an all-year-round destination to enjoy, whether unwinding or taking a more active holiday. a private drive leads to this lovely cottage which is full of interesting artwork, thoughtful extras and luxuries to enhance your stay. enter through the door into the hall with plenty of space for your outdoor attire. walk through to the creatively designed open plan lounge/kitchen/diner flooded with natural light. at the far end is the kitchen area with an electric oven and induction hob, fridge, freezer, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer, with plenty of space to rustle up a meal. enjoy your meal at the breakfast bar with feature lighting. after a full day out, relax on the comfortable sofas, watch your favourites on the smart tv and switch on the electric fire for cosy nights in. when ready for bed choose from two fabulous bedrooms, the king-size bed with stylish en-suite bathroom with free-standing bath, shower and wc, or the stunning twin with attractive en-suite shower and wc. the enclosed garden has a relaxing hot tub with luxury robes and hot tub towels provided, elevated patio for al fresco dining with furniture and gas bbq, a sun terrace and feature planting - perfect for evenings enjoying the views after you’ve spent the day exploring the area. have fun in the covered 'boar cave' with games facilities to include darts board, table tennis and basketball, seating area and table. parking for two cars and a bike rack is available. there are two resident donkeys nearby on the owners’ grounds on the working farm, make sure you bring some carrots and apples, though your privacy is assured at all times.

The farmhouse is situated in gwynfryn village with so much to explore within a 10-mile radius. visit the walking and cycling centre, right on the doorstep in llandegla called one planet adventure. wrexham town offers a range of shops, eateries and entertainment, whilst mold is famous for its street market and local produce. take a short drive to historic ruthin and chester offering fabulous shopping, culinary delights, cultural events and attractions. explore the old city walls, cathedral and the renowned chester zoo. enjoy the national trust’s erddig and chirk castles, walk along the pontcysyllte aqueduct or take the horse-drawn canal boat in llangollen. sports enthusiasts can enjoy the races and golf courses at chester and bangor-on-dee. discover north wales’ mountains and coastline and the towns and villages of cheshire. walk into this charming farmhouse full of period features with a wide 17th-century door, exposed beams, low doorways, fireplaces and interesting features throughout. the kitchen is a fabulous space to rustle up a meal with your local purchases, it is creatively designed with all the thoughtful little extras including an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer and dishwasher, with the washing machine in the separate utility room. watch out for the low doorway to the utility, there is a separate wc here too. when the food is ready, walk down two steps to the spacious dining room which is the perfect setting to enjoy a meal together. after dinner head through to the lounge with a feature fireplace and relax on the comfortable leather suites, read through the local guides to plan your activities, watch a film on the smart tv and light the wood burner for cosy nights in. maybe head to the conservatory and embrace the view - open the door and let the outside in on balmy summer nights. upstairs there are three lovely bedrooms to choose from, the king-size with en-suite shower and wc, another king-size and a cosy twin room, all with lovely linen, soft towels and designed for a good night’s sleep. enjoy a leisurely bath or shower in the stylish bathroom with shower over bath and wc. in an elevated position, the enclosed garden offers fabulous countryside views from sunrise to sunset. relax in the hot tub, enjoy al fresco dining on the patio with table, chairs and charcoal bbq, or head over to the games room with table football/air hockey. relax on the lounger on the lawn and enjoy being outdoors, look out for cattle in the fields and listen to the birdsong. the garden is enclosed for peace of mind with your children and dogs. there is ample parking at the property, a bike store, and an outside tap.

This spacious welsh farmhouse, with its games room and lovely garden with hot tub, is near to north wales coastline and within easy reach of holywell, caerwys and prestatyn central beach, making it the perfect location to enjoy attractions and activities in and around the countryside and along the coast. you’ll be located 2.5 miles from holywell, which is home to the world-famous 7th-century st winefride’s holy well; one of the seven wonders of wales. enjoy a round of golf at pennant park (1.5 miles), go to the local riding school, visit the smallest town in wales, caerwys (3 miles) or drive a short distance to the sandy beach at prestatyn (8.5 miles). it’s a walkers’ paradise with the wales coast path, the pennant walk, offa’s dyke and the clwydian range nearby. visit mold (13.5 miles) with its street market, annual food festival and theatr clwyd, and discover the historic town of chester with its roman walls and amphitheatre, as well as the victorian splendour of llandudno, with its pier, dry ski slope and theatre. both towns also offer lots of eateries, shops and attractions and are within 25 miles. walk into the welcoming hall with its feature fireplace, cocktail table and chairs being the ideal gathering spot for celebrations which leads through to the lounge with comfortable sofas, smart tv and a picture window overlooking the front garden. walk through the snug, which also has a smart tv and continue your journey into the stylish kitchen/diner with views over the garden. if you decide to eat in, there’s plenty of space, and all the equipment you need, to rustle up a meal with local produce purchased from your travels. perhaps take some inspiration from the cookery books on offer to inspire your palate and design a menu that everyone can enjoy. once ready, gather around the dining table, the perfect setting for everyone to enjoy time together. walk through the utility boot room to the handy ground-floor wet room. after dinner, retire to the snug with its sofas and wood burner for cosy nights in planning your holiday activities, or alternatively, watch a film in the lounge. for something more energetic, try your skill in the games room with its pool table. when ready for bed, head upstairs where you will find three generous sized lovely bedrooms to choose from, a king-size, a zip-and-link twin (which can be made up as a super-king-size on request) and a double room. also on this floor is the family bathroom with shower over bath. the house has three areas to enjoy year round: the front garden with established hedging, the side patio with seating, table and a charcoal bbq and the attractive rear garden, which is laid mostly to lawn with established trees, shrubs, plants and far-reaching views towards the clwydian mountains. this is a lovely space to enjoy afternoon tea at the table and chairs, embracing the view and listening to birdsong. for a spot of luxury after a day of walking in the welsh hills, pop in the bubbling hot tub and enjoy!

With plenty of green space and privacy, this immaculately maintained lodge is tucked away on a peaceful site that’s home to just one other holiday property. it’s the perfect choice for a family getaway or couple’s retreat, and despite its secluded location it has easy access via the a55 to the most popular attractions of north wales. in historic holywell, 3 miles, you’ll find shops, pubs, cafes and restaurants, as well as a street market, golf course and the holy well itself, a place of pilgrimage for more than 1,300 years. fancy a day at the seaside? the popular beaches of talacre, prestatyn and rhyl are all within 12 miles. for castles, boutique shopping and more eateries, visit the market towns of denbigh, 11.5 miles, and ruthin, 17.5 miles. hike to the summit of moel famau, 10.5 miles, or you could try mountain biking at oneplanet adventure, 23 miles. light and bright, and designed with careful co-ordinated, modern furnishings, the lodge is spacious, modern and stylish. take the steps up to the veranda and enter, via patio doors, into the open-plan living space. with reclining seating and a smart tv, this is an appealing spot in which to spend rainy days or lazy evenings completely unwinding. the sleek kitchen is fully equipped for cooking hearty breakfasts and delicious dinners, and includes a fridge/freezer and a microwave. the sociable dining table comfortably seats six. at the back of the lodge you’ll find the three bedrooms: a king-size with an en-suite shower, and two compact twins that share a second bathroom. all the bedrooms have smart tvs and high-quality linens. from the living space, patio doors open onto the veranda, where there is a fabulous hot tub for six and an outdoor dining set, both positioned to make the most of the stunning scenery around the smallholding. this is the place to be for peace and quiet, and simply spending time with loved ones in the fresh air. if you’ve picked up some local delicacies on your travels, why not grill them on the large gas bbq, which is set on the adjacent gravel-covered area (five steps down)? little ones will love to go and see the alpacas in the nearby fields, too. another great benefit of this excellent holiday escape is private parking for 4 cars.

In a great location just off the a55, this superb lodge nevertheless has a very private feel, tucked on a quiet smallholding with just one other holiday property on the site. for families and couples, it makes a great base for exploring north wales. just 3 miles away, the historic town of holywell is renowned for its holy well, which pilgrims have visited for more than 1,300 years, and has a selection of shops, pubs and places to eat. golfers can play a round at the local course, while the coast is easily accessible: you can build sandcastles at talacre, prestatyn and rhyl, all within only 12 miles. visit the castle, the shops and the eateries in denbigh, 11.5 miles, or ruthin, 17.5 miles, walk in the clwydian range, less than 10 miles, or have some mountain-biking thrills at oneplanet adventure, just 23 miles. immaculately maintained and thoughtfully furnished with comfort and relaxation in mind, this superb getaway is ideal for a relaxing and restorative holiday escape. take the four steps up to the veranda and enter through the patio doors to find a light, bright and stylish living space which includes an elegant kitchen, dining table for six and welcoming lounge area. for the chef of the holiday, the kitchen includes everything necessary for cooking up a storm while still being part of the social gathering. when you’ve eaten your fill, stretch out on the comfortable recliners and relax to your heart’s content – perhaps with a movie marathon the smart tv. the lodge’s three bedrooms are also equipped with smart tvs, and their high-quality bed linens will entice you into a good night’s sleep. choose from a king-size bedroom with an en-suite shower, and two compact twins which share a family bathroom. the outdoor space is the piece de resistance of this excellent holiday escape. the large veranda has dining furniture for six where you can sit and enjoy the wonderful rural views – perhaps with a delicious meal cooked on the gas bbq, which is positioned on the gravelled area below. also on the veranda is a hot tub big enough for six people, again with gorgeous views, offering the chance for long, restorative soaks after an exciting day of adventures. any children in the group will love visiting the cute alpacas in the adjacent fields. you’ll also have ample private parking available for 4 cars.

Embrace breathtaking views, peaceful surroundings and the calming quiet of the north wales countryside with a stay in this well-appointed lodge for six guests. set on a smallholding alongside two other lodges, the property is surrounded by rolling fields and grazing livestock, including friendly alpacas that add to the charm of the setting. the area’s sense of calm is second to none, with countless opportunities to explore on foot or by bike right from your doorstep. hike to the summit of moel famau (11.5 miles), the highest hill in the clwydian range, or follow stretches of the renowned offa’s dyke path (7 miles), a long-distance trail showcasing some of the dee valley’s most spectacular scenery. for traditional seaside days out, the north wales coast is within easy reach, with the beaches of talacre (7 miles), prestatyn (7 miles), and rhyl (10 miles) all offering sandy shores and family-friendly attractions. beautifully designed to maximise both space and comfort, this stylish single-storey lodge combines contemporary interiors with thoughtful finishing touches throughout. the open-plan living space forms the sociable heart of the property, bringing together the kitchen, dining area and lounge to create a welcoming setting for spending quality time together. the modern kitchen is exceptionally well equipped with sleek fittings and quality appliances, making meal preparation a pleasure, while the comfortable lounge area features plush sofas arranged around a smart tv – perfect for cosy movie nights and box set marathons. towards the rear of the lodge, a hallway leads to the three beautifully presented bedrooms, each thoughtfully designed to ensure a restful night’s sleep. soft bedding, comfortable mattresses and smart tvs add an extra touch of comfort throughout. the master king-size bedroom benefits from its own en-suite shower room, while the double and twin bedrooms share access to a stylish family bathroom. one of the lodge’s standout features is its wonderful outdoor space. step through the patio doors onto the spacious veranda, where panoramic countryside views, comfortable outdoor seating and a six-person hot tub create the perfect place to relax and unwind. a short flight of steps leads down to a gravelled bbq area, ideal for making the most of warm summer afternoons. private parking for up to four cars is also available.

A stylish and spacious detached stone barn with luxurious touches, a games room, a hot tub and panoramic countryside views, in an idyllic location. 4 miles from the market town of mold, with its street market, annual food and drink festival and theatre clywd. visit the historic towns of ruthin and denbigh, steeped in history with a range of independent shops and eateries. there’s great walking nearby at coed y felin nature reserve, and footpaths around the property, lead to the waun y llyn country park and further onto hope mountain, one also leads to the local farm shop or perhaps climb moel famau, the highest hill in the clwydian range. visit chirk castle and the beautiful walled city of chester with its medieval walls, specialist shops, restaurants and world-famous zoo. there is so much to do for families and friends all within 12 miles. the newly converted barn offers the ideal getaway for families and those looking to get away for special occasions, with its spacious entertaining spaces, full of exposed beams, vaulted ceilings, and industrial features alongside all your creature comforts including underfloor heating. walk into the light and bright porch and continue into the lovely lounge, through to the vast kitchen/diner with vaulted beams and into the utility room with plenty of space for your outdoor attire. if you decide to eat in the expansive kitchen/diner is well equipped to rustle up a meal with a sofa to relax on as you plan your menu, whilst playing music on the smart tv in the background. when ready the refectory table has plenty of space for everyone to gather around for a leisurely meal. after dinner head into the spacious lounge with comfortable sofas and smart tv, the perfect space to relax and watch a movie or go through to the games room with table football. the downstairs cloakroom is conveniently located nearby. when ready for bed there are 4 bedrooms to choose from, on the ground floor there is a lovely double with field views with the luxury of having the adjacent shower room. head upstairs and you will find the spacious king-size bedroom with en-suite, the lovely double with picture window, and the second sumptuous king-size. completing the property is the family bathroom great for a leisurely soak in the roll top bath at the end of the day. the low walled enclosed garden has lovely countryside views, a relaxing enclosed wood-fired hot tub is located in the old bull pen, enjoy the spacious patio area with table, chairs and charcoal bbq for alfresco dining. access to an enclosed field for off lead walks is available to guests during your stay.

Elevated location in north wales overlooking the river dee estuary. 2.5 miles from holywell, home to the world-famous 7th century st winefride’s holy well; one of the seven wonders of wales. enjoy a round of golf at pennant park, go to the local riding school, visit the smallest town in wales caerwys or drive a couple of miles to the sandy beach at talacre. it’s a walkers’ paradise with the wales coastal path, the pennant walk, offa’s dyke and the clwydian range nearby. visit mold with its street market, annual food festival and theatr clwyd, discover the historic town of denbigh and the world heritage site of conwy, or the cities of chester and liverpool, all offer lots of eateries, shops and attractions. approached by a narrow country lane, with fabulous estuary views as you arrive at this stunning detached property. park the car and walk into this creatively designed 19th-century farmhouse, full of period charm, interesting features and pleasant surprises. the first room is the old bakery with an original bread oven, bowl and quarry tiles, now perfect as the boot room with a handy separate wc. kick-off your boots and hang up your coats as continue your journey into the stylish kitchen. it is well equipped with an electric oven and hob, fridge, freezer, microwave, washing machine, dishwasher and all the thoughtful little extras, there’s plenty of space to rustle up a meal with purchases from your travels. the large breakfast bar is a lovely space to enjoy morning coffee whilst looking through the cookery books to inspire your palate and menu for everyone to enjoy. the next room is the cosy snug with comfortable sofas, smart tv, log burner and exposed beams creating a cosy room to gather around and plan your holiday activities. continue round to the magnificent dining room with the dining table taking centre stage with a feature fireplace, sideboard and interesting artworks. after a jolly meal together, retire to the inviting lounge with a sumptuous corner sofa, tv and dvd, feature fireplace with electric fire and french doors leading out to the patio and garden, with fabulous estuary views beyond the garden. this is a lovely room to relax in catching up on each other’s news, snuggling up and watching a film or opening the doors and listening to birdsong. upstairs you will find the inviting library landing, and three lovely bedrooms to choose from, the king-size, super-king-size (zip-and-link which can be made up as a twin on request) and the cosy twin room. also on this floor is the stylish bathroom with bath, shower and wc. this house has another surprise in store, the fourth bedroom is accessed from outside in the garden with its own separate stairs leading to a delightful double bedroom with a bistro table and chairs by the window, just perfect for a coffee before joining the rest of your friends and family for breakfast. this bedroom also boasts an ensuite shower and wc. every room in this house offers lovely views to wake up to in this most idyllic of settings. the house sits in the centre of the attractive gardens with the front being laid mostly to lawn with established trees, shrubs, plants and fabulous views over the fields and estuary. the patio by the lounge is a lovely space to enjoy afternoon tea at the table and chairs, embracing the view and listening to birdsong. the enclosed garden boasts an outdoor kitchen with gas bbq, sink and corner sun deck, alongside the wonderful hot tub and patio with table and chairs. this is a very special place to gather and enjoy the sunshine, peace and quiet, and fabulous estuary views. you are able to join the public footpath from the garden gate leading down to the wales coastal path. there’s parking for four cars and bike storage is available.

This welsh hideaway makes an ideal base for any big-group break – just a mile from the village of llandegla, there’s lots to enjoy nearby, including footpaths and the ‘one planet adventure’ mountain bike trails are literally on your doorstep. the property is situated in the breathtaking clwydian range and dee valley national landscape. test your stamina with a walk along ancient offa’s dyke, which connects llandegla with the scenic horseshoe pass to the south. other can’t-miss sites include one of the so-called seven wonders of wales, llangollen bridge (9 miles) – a favourite spot for white-water rafting, kayaking and fishing – and 4.5 miles east of the town, the pontcysyllte aqueduct, a unesco world heritage site. shop for supplies at llandegla’s community shop and café, or visit the towns of wrexham, ruthin and mold, all within 10 miles. to complete your schedule of day trips, within 8.5 miles, you can visit the national trust’s erddig hall and chirk castle. dating from 1725, this spectacular rural residence impresses at first sight. park on the driveway and pause to appreciate the far-reaching views as you head inside. hang your coats in the porch, then find the snug-style media room where there’s a smart tv and sofas so you can enjoy your favourite games in comfort. further along the corridor, the open-plan social space is sure to be a hive of holiday activity, with an aga to inspire self-catered meals, a dining suite with garden views, and sofas arranged before another smart tv. a drinks cooler complements the fridge/freezer in the separate utility room, and on warmer evenings you can open the doors onto the garden for a breath of fresh country air. when it’s time to sleep, five dreamy bedrooms offer flexibility for any large party. on the ground floor, a spacious twin room has zip-and-link beds that can be made up as a super-king-size bed on request. this room has its own smart tv, and just next door is a stylish bathroom. on the first floor, there’s a super-king-size room with a zip-and-link bed that can be made up as twin beds on request, with an en-suite shower room and french doors opening onto a private balcony. another twin room has its own smart tv, and two king-size bedrooms each have their own smart tv and en-suite shower room. a separate shower room completes the convenience for all. you’re spoilt for choice when it comes to outdoor space. from the first floor, there’s access to a galvanised balcony, soak up the views of the surrounding countryside in comfort. on the ground floor, the main social space opens onto a patio and a charcoal bbq, and outdoor dining furniture set the scene for al fresco food and drinks. those with energy to burn off can head to the games room where there’s a pool table, dartboard and bar. alternatively, chill out in the hot tub beneath starry skies, explore the woods, or head over the road to another enclosed garden complete with its own wildlife pond.

Brimming with character and history, this elegant five-bedroom country retreat sits high on a hillside overlooking the clwydian range in north wales. it offers boutique-style accommodation in a peaceful rural setting, surrounded by gardens, woodland and wildlife, making it wonderful for nature-loving families or groups of walkers. the villages of maeshafn (0.5 miles) and llanferres (1.5 miles) are close by, both home to welcoming traditional pubs serving food. alternatively, the historic market town of mold (4 miles) has independent shops, restaurants and the popular theatr clwyd. outdoor enthusiasts will love the easy access to loggerheads country park (2.5 miles) and the famous offa’s dyke path (3 miles), while the roman city of chester (21 miles) offers excellent shopping, dining and historic attractions for a memorable day out. you’ll arrive at this striking white-walled building via a private woodland road, approaching the property through a cobbled forecourt and striking stone arch entrance. inside, the house has five individually styled en-suite bedrooms, each thoughtfully arranged and with enjoying views across either the gardens or the surrounding countryside. rooms vary in style and layout, with two king-size rooms, two super-king-size rooms, and a convenient twin bedroom on the ground floor. guests can unwind in the welcoming lounge, complete with a tv, books and games for relaxed evenings after a day exploring the hills. a separate breakfast room provides a pleasant setting for morning meals. the kitchen is compact and functional, positioned away from the main living spaces. outside, the grounds are filled with peaceful corners to sit and enjoy the scenery. spend time discovering the landscaped gardens with flowers, mature greenery and local wildlife such as red kites and woodpeckers, with seating areas overlooking the valley and the sweeping hills beyond. you’ll also have a hot tub positioned to make the most of the panoramic views across the clwydian range – just what you need after a day of walking or sightseeing.

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