Montford Cottage in Rhyl

Tucked away in the historic village of Rhuddlan, Denbighshire, is this idyllic semi-detached cottage, Montford Cottage. Set over two floors and sleeping up to two guests, Montford Cottage is a homely and contemporary dwelling for a romantic break to North Wales, with easy access to Bodelwyddan Castle and the seaside town of Llandudno.

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Features

• 1 Bedroom
• 1 Bathroom
• Max. Occupancy: 2
• WiFi
• Parking

Description

Arriving at the property, you will find a large private car park to the rear of the cottage with space for two cars, where you can unload your bags with ease before making your way inside to begin your holiday. Be welcomed into the open-plan living/dining room, with stylish décor and modern furniture, you can look forward to cosying up with your loved one and enjoying your favourite film on the TV with a glass of wine, or enjoy a romantic meal for two around the compact dining table as you toast to a wonderful holiday. Prepare tasty home-cooked meals in the fully functioning kitchen, where you will have all you need to make sure you impress! Freshen up for the day ahead in the convenient shower room, where you can enjoy getting ready in style. When sleep calls, climb the stairs to the tastefully decorated king-size bedroom which has beautiful views of Rhuddlan Castle in the distance, ample storage for your belongings, a Smart TV perfect for those lazy Sunday mornings, and a balcony with seating where you can sip your morning coffee whilst watching the world go by. Explore your local surroundings and take a leisurely stroll to the ruins of the magnificent 13th century moat castle which was built by Edward I and rests alongside the River Clwyd, where you can enjoy scenic walks and even salmon and trout fishing on certain parts of the river. Visit the landmark of Twthill, a medieval mound where Rhuddlan’s original and first castle stood, built by Robert of Rhuddlan in 1073. Grab your bike and enjoy a cycle through Rhuddlan’s Local Nature Reserve, with delightful wildlife, pounds all overlooked by the castle. Take the short drive to the neighbouring market town of Abergele, where you can visit the famous Grwych Castle and Gardens, as seen on I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here 2020. Children will enjoy the charming Manorafon Farm situated alongside the castle, where you can meet and feed a variety of sweet farm animals. For a day at the beach, head to the Victorian seaside town of Llandudno, where you can walk along its original Victorian Pier and promenade, spot seals relaxing on the rocks at Angel Bay on the Little Orme, hop in an alpine-style cable car up the Great Orme which offers panoramic views of the town and sea beyond, or step back in time with a Punch & Judy puppet show or donkey ride on the beach. Return to Montford Cottage year after year to enjoy time away with loved ones in the most relaxing of settings.

The historic village of Rhuddlan is tucked away in the Vale of Clwyd and dates back to the 8th century, well-known for the ruins of its 13th century moated castle. The village offers visitors ample amenities and activities right on their doorstep, with a good selection of pubs, convenience stores, golf courses, picturesque walks along the Clwydian Hill Range or Offa's Dyke pathway, salmon and trout fishing in the river, and just a short drive away is the Bodelwyddan Castle.

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