76399 Barn in North Wales, Wrexham
In Bwlchgwyn with much to explore. Families can have a fun filled day out at Park Hall Farm or the Ironworks in Oswestry.
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- Bedrooms 2
- Bathrooms 1
- Changeover Friday
- Cottage
- Decorated for Christmas
- Downstairs bathroom
- Downstairs bedroom
- Enclosed garden / patio
- Family friendly
- Internet access
- Open fire / woodburner
- Pub within 1 mile
- Working farm
Accommodation Details
2 bedrooms 1 double and 1 twin. 1 shower room. Smart TV/DVD with Netflix in lounge. Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, coffee machine, dishwasher and washer/dryer. Wood burner (first basket of logs included). Electric and central heating included. Ample off road parking available. Wi Fi included limited due to rural location. 2 dogs welcome. Shop 2 miles and pub within walking distance. Lockable shed for bikes and equipment. 5 Steps down to the property from the patio area, Step down to Kitchen, Step up to Lounge . Charcoal BBQ available. Eggs, Sausages and bacon from the smallholding when available. Family pass for Park Hall Farm, perfect day out (Please check opening days and times as seasonal). Complimentary parking pass for Llandegla Forest perfect for cycling, dog walking and running. Ample space in kitchen for your dog crate. Farm cat on the property, please do not approach.
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Further Details
Further afield discover mountains, coast and Cheshire. For the outdoor enthusiasts, make use of the properties complimentary parking pass to Oneplanet Adventure at Coed Llandegla Forest, with visitor centre, offers mountain biking, hiking and bird watching. Walk to the pub, head to the shop in Coedpoeth or visit Wrexham with shops, eateries and entertainment, or Mold, famous for its street market and local produce. Why not blow away the cobwebs with a brisk walk up Moel Famau on the Offa's Dyke Trail. Take a short trip to Park in the Past in Hope, enjoy a long stroll with the dog, or take part in water sports. Drive to historic Ruthin and Chester, offering shopping, culinary delights, cultural events and attractions. Explore the old city walls, cathedral and renowned Chester Zoo. Enjoy the National Trust s Erddig and Chirk castles, walk along the Pontcycsyllte Aquaduct or take the horse drawn canal boat in Llangollen. Sports enthusiasts can enjoy the races and golf courses at Chester and Bangor on Dee. Set on the owner s smallholding, where privacy is assured. As you enter this lovely barn, perch on the bench, hang up your coats and kick off your boots. You will find the doggy treat basket here too. To your right is the stunning contemporary kitchen/diner, creatively designed with all the thoughtful little extras including an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, coffee machine, dishwasher and washer/dryer. If you decide to eat in, the dining table is perfectly positioned in the kitchen, creating a sociable space to rustle up a meal, enjoy a breakfast of eggs and bacon when available from the site. After dinner walk through to the lounge with feature glass patio doors, flooding the space with natural light and giving access to the terrace. Relax on comfortable corner sofa, read through the local guides to plan your activities, watch a film on the Smart TV/DVD with Netflix and light the wood burner for cosy nights in. Back through to the hall there are two bedrooms to choose from, the double bedroom and twin bedroom, both with lovely linen, soft towels and designed for a good night s sleep. Enjoy a leisurely shower in the stylish shower room with shower and WC. Follow the gravel path from the door around to the five steps up to the terrace, with table and chairs, charcoal BBQ and lovely views over the paddock. The garden is enclosed for peace of mind with your children and dogs. The middle and top paddocks are home to pigs and sheep some parts of the year and the chicken coup is on the bottom paddock. There is a designated path for you to explore the smallholding and plenty of space to run free and embrace the lovely countryside views. There is ample off road parking at the property, a large lockable shed and an outside tap to wash down your bikes. You can also make use of the property's complimentary parking pass to explore the walking or cycling trials in Coed Llandegla Forest (3.5miles)..
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