Pen y Parc

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Sleeps 4
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 1
Pets No

Ms Glynn

April 2017

“We had a lovely time, from the ...”

We had a lovely time, from the moment we arrived we were given a warm welcome till the moment we left. We would highly recommend this cottage.

We had a lovely time, from the moment we arrived we were given a warm welcome till the moment we left. We would highly recommend this cottage.

Mr Bennett

March 2017

“An overall lovely comfortable ...”

An overall lovely comfortable cottage
Mr Hogan

October 2016

“Clean, cosy and very comfortable ...”

Clean, cosy and very comfortable cottage. Spacious and bright conservatory to dine in, with lovely garden outlook. Good sized twin room - online photo bit deceptive. Lovely walks from the doorstep and lots of interesting local history to discover. Fantastic viewpoint from the top of the hill. Good family friendly pub across the road. Good base for sightseeing in North Wales. Had a great holiday and would highly recommend.
A FlipKey verified reviewer

August 2014

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“Gorgeous Cottage”

This is a fantastic place to stay. The welcome we received from the owner was lovely. The cottage itself is gorgeous, comfortable rooms with everything that you might need. We especially enjoyed sitting in the conservatory overlooking the pretty back garden. There are some great walks in the countryside around the cottage and its easy to get to places of interest. The village pub is just across the road, with a very nice garden too. Highly recommend this place.
grayee1962

December 2013

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“Beautiful Wales”

Spent week staying in cottage and visiting family over Christmas. A lovely, clean, quiet cottage in a beautiful and ancient North Walian village. Fantastic walks and views on your doorstep. Great pub grub 50m away. Well appointed cottage with modern tasteful decor. Marks and Spencer food hall 15 minutes drive. It is a traditionally built 18th Century limestone cottage and despite very thick walls, double glazing and modern radiators it was at times a little slow to warm up. So bring slippers and dressing gowns in winter.
A FlipKey verified reviewer

July 2012

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“Peaceful and welcoming home in a beautiful location”

The owner was so helpful and welcoming when we first arrived. The house was clean and well kept. We had everything we needed for our stay. The conservatory at the rear was a real bonus space. The kids loved the cottage and didn't want to go home at the end of the week. There is however a steep staircase that may not be ideal for people with mobility problems or families with very young children; but our 4 year old coped very well. The location was ideal. There is a quiet pub opposite that serves fantastic down to earth food at a great price. You can leave the front door of the cottage and do a wonderful circular route across the fields that gives you an amazing view of Prestatyn and the coast. It is also well placed to explore everything that this part of Wales has to offer. I didn't realise that there was so much to do! We would love to go back.
A FlipKey verified reviewer

September 2011

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“lovely cottage peaceful location”

This was a well equipped cottage full of character we really appreciated the spacious conservatory for meals and playing games etc. I loved the remoteness of the property and the local people were very friendly. The garden was large enough for my children to play in which was important to us. Pretatyn has a very friendly church called Calvary and the people were welcoming and very friendly this made our stay even more special
A FlipKey verified reviewer

August 2011

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“Good location nice place to stay”

Cottage was in good location with plenty of things to do. The property was clean and in a quiet spot with nice walks.Good golf courses within easy reach.
A FlipKey verified reviewer

August 2011

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“Lovely cottage in a great location”

We had a lovely week in the cottage which had everything we required for a comfortable stay. The cottage is within easy reach of the coast and has a lovely walk straight from the front door. Highly recommended
A FlipKey verified reviewer

February 2011

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“Welcome comfort”

Very comfortable accomodation which was warm and cosy in the snow! Lovely local pub and friendly church. A great place to take walks from the door and enjoy the Welsh countryside.
A FlipKey verified reviewer

November 2010

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“cosy”

cosy cottage in a beautiful location . great for touring north wales.
Caitlin Lacey

November 2010

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“Quiet, comfortable and homey”

This cottage is ideally located, as long as you have a vehicle to get around. The countryside is beautiful and the townspeople are friendly. The cottage itself is beautiful - the owner has thought of all the small details and it is truly home away from home. The conservatory is wonder ful place to enjoy a meal, watching birds on the back lawn, or read a book. Stairway is quite steep but perfectly manageable.
A FlipKey verified reviewer

December 2009

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“loved everything about it, location,overall standard and the peo”

Arrived bit early & the owners were just finishing preparing property.they couldn't have been more welcoming. made us feel at home, gave us advice on best places to visit. The cottage itself was of a very high standard.clean well equipped and laid out. The location in the village was idyllic.plenty of peace & quiet and the neighbors couldn't have been more friendly. added to that the great pub across the road with good food at reasonable prices. would definitely recommend and hope to stay there again.
A FlipKey verified reviewer

December 2009

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“Lovely comfortable home from home”

The cottage was great for a family holiday - the cottage was compact but had everything you needed and was very conmfortable. It was in a nice quiet location with a superb pub across the road with great take away food. There was plenty to do around the area - our children loved Chester Zoo and the Welsh Mountain Zoo. It was all great apart from the weather. Can't fault the service from Sykes cottages - very good value for money Thank you

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Features

Off road parking
Smoke-free
Garden / Patio
Cot available
Highchair available
Pub/shop < 1 mile
Washing machine

The property

An attractive, 18th century, stone-built cottage, occupying a quiet position in the pretty village of Gwaenysgor, just two miles from Prestatyn.

This restful and calm, semi-detached property is decorated and furnished in a traditional cottage style and features exposed stone walls and beams, a welcoming sitting room, two bedrooms and a tranquil garden, ideal for a relaxing evening drink.

The hillside village of Gwaenysgor boasts spectacular rural and coastal views and an excellent pub, whilst pretty coastal walks can be enjoyed within easy walking distance.

The popular seaside resort of Prestatyn is two miles away, offering superb fishing and watersports, while Colwyn Bay's fantastic Mountain Zoo, Llandudno's Victorian promenades and the breathtaking Snowdonian landscape are not to be missed.

An ideal base for touring North Wales, any time of year.

Accommodation

Two bedrooms: 1 x double with beams & exposed stone wall, 1 x twin. Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin & WC. Fitted kitchen with breakfast table (seats 2). Sitting room with log-effect electric fire. Conservatory with dining area.

Amenities

Oil central heating with electric fire
Freestanding electric cooker with ceramic hob, microwave, fridge, washing machine, TV with Freeview & DVD
All fuel & power inc. in rent
Bed linen & towels inc. in rent
Cot & highchair by prior arrangement
Off road parking for 1 car plus quiet on road parking in front of cottage for 2 cars
Lockable shed for bike storage
Enclosed, lawned garden with furniture & BBQ
Sorry, no pets & no smoking
Shop 2 miles, pub 2 mins walk
Note: Property has quite steep internal stairs and as such may be unsuitable for the less mobile.

About the location

GWAENYSGOR

Prestatyn 2 miles; Colwyn Bay 16 miles; Llandudno 20 miles.

The tiny village of Gwaenysgor sits on the side of a hill in the quiet North Wales countryside, within the Clwydian Hill Range Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It is just a quarter of a mile to the top, from where a wonderful panoramic view over the countryside and coast can be enjoyed. The village itself has a very good pub and is ideally placed for joining the Offa's Dyke National Trail which lies within a few minutes walk. The sandy beaches at Prestatyn provide safe bathing, a variety of watersports and lovely walks, whilst four golf courses and a leisure centre are within easy reach. Along the coast are the fabulous Mountain Zoo at Colwyn Bay and the Victorian resort of Llandudno with its lovely promenade. Within easy reach are the scenic lakes of Brenig and Alwen, a variety of castles and gardens and the spectacular scenery of Snowdonia, the Llyn Peninsula and the Isle of Anglesey.

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Gwaenysgor near Prestatyn, North Wales & Snowdonia (Ref. 2066)

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