Nestled in the Clwydian Hills, in the small market town of Ruthin, is this fabulous semi-detached property, located in a quiet spot but is just a stone’s throw away from the local shops and restaurants.
Crannog is a perfect fit for a family of seven looking to embark on a countryside retreat, or a rabble of ramblers ready to embark on the Llandegla Moors and the like, whilst still being within reach of a host of amenities.
After a busy day be welcomed into the relaxing sitting room where a collection of sumptuous leather armchairs and a sofa await you to wind down, opposite the rustic, red brick fireplace which is home to a woodburning stove, and the TV for entertainment; on summer days open up the patio doors and let the summer breeze come into this light and bright room.
Spend most of your time within the social hub of the home, the kitchen/diner, where a dining table enjoys a quirky church pew bench on one side, sat within the beautiful bay window overlooking the fields beyond, it provides a delightful backdrop to an evening of fabulous food and conversation.
The sleek monochrome kitchen is a unique space offering a fantastic array of appliances for you to cook up a delicious dish, including an impressive electric range cooker complete with an eight-ring gas hob!
Once you're ready to turn in for the night, travel upstairs and discover three lovely bedrooms; choose from the double, the twin, or the triple bunk room, all featuring crisp bed linen and ample furnishings for storing your things.
Use the P-shape bath to enjoy an indulgent soak, or take a shower with the amazing rainfall shower attachment overhead to freshen up for the day ahead.
Step outside and find a host of activity on your doorstep, a short stroll up the hill will bring you to the centre of Ruthin where shops and pubs, alongside various local businesses provide all you need for an excellent self-catered stay.
Cyclists will love the surrounding area, with a great route to be found along the Horseshoe Pass and into Llangollen, while walkers can enjoy the numerous walking and hiking opportunities around the area, including the Offa's Dyke and the vast Llandegla Moors, both offering beautiful scenery.
Head down to Bala for a fantastic experience at the lake where you can take part in watersports such as canoeing, kayaking, sailing, and windsurfing, to name a few!
A host of other attractions can be found within the Snowdonia National Park, as well as many well-documented walking routes to explore.
Crannog is a delightful property, perfectly place for discovering the best of North Wales.