Halkyn/Rhosesmor Mold 5 miles / Holywell 5 miles.
A two bed character cottage which is a sympathetic conversion of a former barn located within the grounds of the owners' property adjacent to Halkyn Mountain.
The wonderful self-catering cottage, is spacious and well-equipped and decorated with charm and style, perfect for an escape to the mountain.
The sitting area adds to the cosy atmosphere, whilst the comfortable bedrooms, spacious kitchen area and private outside space ensure guests at this Wales cottage feel rested whatever the time of year.
Located on the Wat's Dyke Way, there are ample walking and cycling opportunities from the doorstep.
In addition, the location of this Wales self-catering cottage means it is ideal for exploring North Wales and over the border into England, venture to the fabulous Bodnant Gardens and Anglesey both within an hours drive away.
A perfect peaceful Wales self-catering getaway, whenever you choose to visit.
Outside, the rear garden is a pretty space, featuring a gravelled area with garden furniture, and space for fire pit, and barbeque.
Whether you're enjoying a morning coffee or dining alfresco, this space provides the perfect setting.
For those eager to explore, the nearby villages of Rhosesmor, Halkyn and Northop offer convenient shops and pubs, perfect for gathering supplies or enjoying a relaxed evening out.
Take day trips to the market towns of Mold, with its shops, ale houses, wine bars and restaurants and home to the newly refurbished Theatr Clwyd, or Holywell with it’s legendary St Winefride’s Well and Greenfield Valley or venture to Flint to discover its rich history, the castle and estuary or enjoy the lush landscapes of Wepre Park, ideal for picturesque walks.
Venture into the Welsh countryside to find the likes of Moel Famau and Moel Arthur along the Clwydian Mountain Range
The city of Chester is a must, where you can walk around the walls, shop till you drop, or visit it’s Cathedral or Storyhouse Theatre and Grosvenor Museum, not to mention the famous Chester Zoo or take a stroll along the River Dee, and enjoy a sweet treat at a Riverside Takeaway.
For a delightful shopping experience, head to Ellesmere port with its Cheshire Oaks Designer Outlet and the fascinating Blue Planet Aquarium.
Liverpool with its museums, galleries and Albert Dock are easily accessible, especially by train from Hooton and also Manchester/Salford via Flint.
When the sun beckons, spend your days at Talacre Beach or venture to Prestatyn for its golden sands and the challenging greens of Prestatyn Golf Club.
Alternatively a visit to Llangollen, Pontcysyllte and the National Trust's Erddig Hall are also excellent places to visit.
Rhyl is also close by with its lively seaside attractions and a little further along the coast can be found the newly refurbished sea front at Colwyn Bay with its rebuilt pier, the water sports centre and the famous Bryn Williams restaurant.
A stroll along the sea front brings you to Rhos on Sea with cafés, restaurants, souvenir shops and fish and chips and tiny chapel.
For those in search of dramatic landscapes, Eryri National Park (Snowdonia) awaits, providing breathtaking vistas and adventures.
This retreat offers the perfect blend of countryside tranquility, scenic coast and mountain adventures, along with visits to busy cities.
There is something for everyone along with a warm Welsh welcome.