A Grade II listed cottage near St Asaph, with a log burner, sauna, garden and easy access to North Wales castles.
No smoking. Please note: This property has a £150 Security Deposit.
Set around 3 miles from St Asaph, this Grade II listed Welsh cottage is a characterful base for exploring North Wales. Dating back to the 16th century, it brings together historic detail, countryside surroundings and easy access to coast, castles and mountains. Snowdon, Chester, Conwy and Betws-y-Coed are all within reach for varied days out. The sense of age and place gives the cottage a memorable atmosphere without sacrificing everyday comfort.
The ground floor is made for gathering, with a generous dining area and a well-equipped kitchen centred around a large range cooker. The lounge has a log burner, comfortable seating and a welcoming feel for slower evenings indoors. A spacious utility room provides extra practical space, including additional cooking and laundry facilities, and there is also a downstairs wet room. Upstairs, three bedrooms offer flexible accommodation, with a king-size room, a double and a twin room where an additional bed can be requested. A family bathroom with a generous bath completes the upper floor, creating a layout that works well for families or friends.
Outside, the garden gives guests somewhere peaceful to enjoy the rural setting, whether over coffee in the morning or a quiet evening under the stars. A sauna adds a relaxing extra after long walks or sightseeing. The wider area is rich in history, with Rhuddlan, Conwy, Flint, Gwrych, Caernarfon and Beaumaris among the castles to discover. Beaches, mountain routes, pretty towns and outdoor adventures are all part of the appeal, making this a memorable base for a North Wales break.
The ground floor is made for gathering, with a generous dining area and a well-equipped kitchen centred around a large range cooker. The lounge has a log burner, comfortable seating and a welcoming feel for slower evenings indoors. A spacious utility room provides extra practical space, including additional cooking and laundry facilities, and there is also a downstairs wet room. Upstairs, three bedrooms offer flexible accommodation, with a king-size room, a double and a twin room where an additional bed can be requested. A family bathroom with a generous bath completes the upper floor, creating a layout that works well for families or friends.
Outside, the garden gives guests somewhere peaceful to enjoy the rural setting, whether over coffee in the morning or a quiet evening under the stars. A sauna adds a relaxing extra after long walks or sightseeing. The wider area is rich in history, with Rhuddlan, Conwy, Flint, Gwrych, Caernarfon and Beaumaris among the castles to discover. Beaches, mountain routes, pretty towns and outdoor adventures are all part of the appeal, making this a memorable base for a North Wales break.
