Henfaes Bwthyn ref: CC613024

Nannerch, Mold, North Wales Borders

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Exterior | Henfaes Bwthyn, Nannerch, Mold

Open plan living space | Henfaes Bwthyn, Nannerch, Mold

Double bedroom | Henfaes Bwthyn, Nannerch, Mold

Shower room | Henfaes Bwthyn, Nannerch, Mold

Games room | Henfaes Bwthyn, Nannerch, Mold

Courtyard | Henfaes Bwthyn, Nannerch, Mold

Shared Garden & grounds | Henfaes Bwthyn, Nannerch, Mold

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Sleeps

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

No pets

FRI

Changeover day

Garden / Patio
Games Room
Highchair
Pub within 1 mile
WiFi
Cot Available
Pets – not allowed
Open Plan
Parking - On Site
Shower Cubicle

Description

Henfaes Bwthyn is the smaller of two cottages situated in a very pretty courtyard next to the owner’s property. Guests have the use of the vast back garden from which the famous Offas Dyke path may be accessed via the garden gate. Or if preferable you can drive only a mile or so to reach the car park by Offas Dyke which is a haven for walkers and cyclists. If you do take your bike they may be stored by arrangement at the property. There is also the opportunity of partaking in a spot of Fly Fishing close by. You holiday retreat is just that. Set amidst rolling countryside just off a narrow lane your holiday can be as peaceful or as energetic as you please. This property provides an ideal, compact base. As it is directly across the courtyard from Henfaes Bach, it would be perfect to accommodate the overflow of a larger group of family or friends. There is a spacious games room situated between the two properties.

Accommodation details

Ground floor

Property is all on ground floor level
Open plan living space.
Living area: With TV, DVD player and radio/CD.
Kitchen area: With electric oven and hob and fridge.
Dining area: With a small folding dining table at the wall opposite the kitchen units in front of a window looking out onto the attractively planted courtyard.
Bedroom 1: With double bed
Shower room: With shower cubicle and toilet.

First floor

Second floor

Third floor

Fourth floor

Facilities

Electric heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Cot and high chair available when bed settee not in use (due to limited space). A shared games room with table tennis and pool table

Miscellaneous

The property has use of a large lawn garden to the rear of sister property Henfaes Bach. Off road parking for 2 cars.
Please note: There is an Access statement available for this property, if required please call 01228 599950.

Nearest town

Mold
Shops

4 Miles
Distance

7 Miles
Restaurant

1 Mile
Nearest railway station

Flint
Pub

1 Mile
Railway station distance

10.0 miles
Lake

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About the local area

There are numerous pubs/eateries within a short drive as well as tea rooms. A visit to nearby Mold is a must. An ancient and unspoilt market town with everything from historic churches, modern shops and various eateries and coffee shops to the magnificent 17th century Jacobean Mansion ’Plas Teg’. A little further afield, but still within easy driving distance lies the very impressive Chirk Castle, now a National Trust property - a gem for history lovers. Also within easy reach are the Clwydian Hills and the town of Chester. The stunning coastline of North Wales offers some of the most beautiful beaches in Britain and the much loved holiday resort of Llandudno, which boasts the longest pier in Wales and a Victorian promenade, is well worth a visit. Whatever your interests, Henfaes Bwthyn is the perfect base from which to discover this charming part of North Wales. Henfaes Bwthyn can be booked independently or together with Henfaes Bach to accommodate up to 6/10 guests

Things to do nearby

Jubilee Tower

The Jubilee Tower is on the peak of Moel Famau within the country park. The tower was built to commemorate the golden jubilee of George III in 1810. The remains of the tower the highest point in the park, and offer spectacular views over the Clwydian Range.

Snowdonia National Park

Situated on the west coast of Britain covering 823 square miles of diverse landscapes, Snowdonia National Park is the largest National Park in Wales.

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Rhyl Miniature Railway

At over 100 years old Rhyl Miniature Railway is the oldest of its kind in Britain. The line runs in a circle around the boating lake. There is also a museum, shop and coming soon a nature trail.

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Loggerheads Country Park

Loggerheads Country Park has some beautiful wooded river valleys, dramatic cliffs and outcrops all views via a short walk

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Greenacres Animal Park

Set in 80 acres at the gateway to North Wales, Greenacres Animal Park is the perfect venue for a fantastic day out for families and groups. Facilities include a petting area, wildlife animals and reptiles. Fantastic amusement and funfair rides, tractor tours, pony rides and magical children's shows!

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Moel Famau Country Park

Moel Famau is an impressive park covered in heather moorland turning purple in the Autumn , contrasting beautifully with the green grassland pastures of the Vale of Clwyd. The Park covers an area over 2000 acres and has many access paths and facilities for visitors.