18th Century Cottage - Ref 2042 - Ruthin, Denbighshire, Wales

18th Century Cottage - Ref 2042 - Ruthin, A lovely snug cottage in Wales for 2 to 4 people This is a very attractive one bedroom property with a double sofa bed Smart fitted kitchen with Rangemaster cooker with double oven, grill & 5 ring gas hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine, dishwasher The cottage sleeps an additional 2 people on a sofabed Seating in the garden for sunny days add to shortlist
Price range from £217 to £384 per week
Number of units of accommodation: 1
Sleeps from 1 to 4 people in 1 bedrooms 
Number of bathrooms: 1 
Short Breaks: Yes - The minimum number of days for a short break is 3
Suitable for the disabled:  
Children are welcome:  
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With wonderful views over rolling farmland, this cottage offers luxury holiday accommodation for four people and is full of original features such as exposed wooden beams, trusses and stone walls. Clwydian Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty a short drive away. One small dog welcome.

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01244 500 540 or
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http://www.sykescottages.co.uk/cottages/2042.php?rfx=10035
Payment Options: cheque, bank transfer, credit card
Contact: Mr. Clive Sykes
Parking Bath
Television Indoor Spa Bath
Sky Television Hot Tub
Video or DVD Shower
Microwave Power Shower
Dishwasher Open Fire
Ensuite Bathroom Wood Stove
Central heating Laundry facilities
Games Room Swimming Pool
Garden Tennis Court
Linen
Towels provided Bed linen provided
18th Century Cottage - Ref 2042 - Ruthin,

Situated in the old grounds of Eyarth Hall, this 18th Century property is a stylishly converted stone-built barn, set in an attractive rural location. In addition to plenty of character charm and original features, the property is also fitted with contemporary fixtures and fittings such as a quality oak kitchen, solid oak floors and doors and an inviting bathroom. With such wonderful countryside surrounding the building, visitors will never be short of things to do and a number of trails and cycle paths are within easy reach.

Famous for its choirs, stunning mountain ranges and beautiful valleys, this wonderful country has something for everyone. Snowdonia National Park, situated in North Wales, boasts breathtaking mountain scenery, crystal clear lakes and cascading waterfalls. Climb Snowdon, which at 1085m is Wales’ highest mountain, or travel to the summit in style on the charming Mountain Railway. Alternatively, why not sample the beautiful green valley of Llangollen by steam train or from a leisurely horse-drawn canal boat.

In July, the annual Llangollen Eisteddfod transforms the town into a unique centre of international music and dance, attracting musicians and singers from across the globe.You could also explore the beautiful coastline, safe sandy beaches and watersports of the Lleyn Peninsula, as well as Colwyn Bay, historic Conwy, Victorian Llandudno or the Isle of Anglesey on the north coast.

To the south, there’s the lovely Brecon Beacons National Park, a haven of rugged moorland, forests and mountains that’s just perfect for nature lovers and walkers. Finally, the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is renowned for its wildlife, stunning coastal scenery, superb beaches and as the home of Britain’s smallest city, the City of St David’s.

The self-catering accommodation

Full oil central heating throughout with additional heating from electric fire in sitting room. Electric cooker, microwave, fridge, washing machine, colour TV with basic Satellite, DVD, CD player/cassette/radio etc. Small library of books/games/DVDs. All fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent.

  • Cot, highchair and stairgate available on request.
  • Off road parking for 2 cars.
  • Rear lawned garden with garden furniture.
  • Sorry no pets and no smoking.
  • Shop 2 mins walk, pub 1.5 miles, beach 1 mile.

Note: There is a caravan at the side of the garden, which is in occasional use.

Please visit http://www.sykescottages.co.uk/cottages/2042.php?rfx=10035 to find out more about the holiday cottage, amenities, surrounding area and places to visit in Denbighshire.


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Situated two miles south of Ruthin is the small village of Llanfair Dyffryn Clwyd, reached via the breathtaking Horseshoe Pass. With its imposing 15th Century church, the village is also home to a traditional pub which serves food and is only a few minutes drive from other local amenities. Ruthin itself is over 700 years old and boasts many half-timbered buildings clustered around St Peter's Square. Although the town is packed with many interesting shops, the main attraction is possibly its renowned craft centre, which is home to a number of internationally recognised artists and craftspeople. Also in the near vicinity are Lake Brenig, Moel Famau, Loggerheads Country Park and Clocaenog Forest – all of which provide excellent walking and cycling opportunities.

Travel: Ruthin 3 miles, Llangollen 12 miles

Good places to visit: Snowdonia National Park and the Welsh coast are within easy driving distance.

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Local Sports: Walking, cycling

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