The property
Commonwood Cottage is a charming, detached cottage hidden away on idyllic grounds near the village of Holt.
This cottage offers its guests a spacious accommodation, complete with modern features to provide a delightful family getaway base.
This all ground floor dwelling houses two contemporary-style bedrooms, consisting of a charming twin bedroom and an elegant double bedroom.
Within each bedroom you will find exposed brick features, adding a charming feel to the room, in addition to luxury dressing tables perfect for getting ready for an evening meal at the local pub.
Following this is a well-appointed bathroom, posing a bath, shower over, basin and WC, completed with a luxurious touch.
Moving through the property, you will discover a brightly decorated open-plan living room, boasting a well-equipped kitchen, a formal dining area and a comfortable sitting room.
From here, you can open up the patio doors to the cottage’s enclosed garden, boasting a spacious lawned area, perfect for letting the dogs stretch their legs and a patio area, complete with a BBQ.
For local amenities, you are a mere 15-minute walk to the Holt Lodge which plays hosts to a bar and a restaurant, and the closest shop can be found within 3.2 miles.
To keep you busy whilst staying here you will have access to the 18th-century family home, Erddig, which rests on a 486- hectare landscape, providing gentle walks through natural beauty.
For more challenging walks, Holt is a great base for exploring Snowdonia National Park, where you can climb the tallest mountain in Wales and explore the breath-taking coastline.
Alternatively, you can visit the Roman city of Chester, which plays host to a good selection of shops, cafes and restaurants, in addition to its famous zoo and racecourse.
Commonwood Cottage is a delightful base, where new memories can be made.
About the location
HOLT, NORTH WALES
Wrexham 5 miles; Chester 10 miles.
The Welsh/English border village of Holt was founded in 1282 and sits on the banks of the River Dee, 10 miles from Chester, where the Holt Bridge formed an important border crossing with Farndon for centuries.
The village has seen several conflicts during its existence and damage from musket shots can still be seen in the door of the impressive St Chad’s Church.
Holt is a picturesque village with a small village green, local pubs and shops and the ruins of Holt Castle, which date back to around 1284.
Across the river lies the village of Farndon, over the border in England, where visitors will find splendid little shops, as well as welcoming pubs, ideal for relaxing in with friends and family.
Why not visit the Roman City of Chester with its famous Rows, excellent shopping, celebrated zoo and popular racecourse? For those who like walking and outdoor activities, Snowdonia National Park is only a couple of hours drive away and is ideal for days out.
Holt is a perfect base from which to enjoy this beautiful and exciting region..
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