Resting in rural North Wales, Lorien is a wonderfully large detached house enjoying an elevated position in the village of Caergwrle. Offering five bedrooms, a spacious garden and traditional style, Lorien is perfect for a family or group of ten seeking a tranquil retreat in North Wales. Come together in the well-equipped kitchen/diner, you can get to work on the evening meal making use of the excellent appliances and electric Range cooker while the rest of the party keep you company at the long dining table with a glass of wine, with the table extending to seat all ten guests. A handy utility is home to more appliances including a washing machine, tumble dryer and another fridge/freezer, so you can wash any muddy walking clothes and store your week’s worth of fresh food! Relax in the sitting room with plenty of soft seating for all to find a spot, flick on the Smart TV and watch a family favourite film or show in here. Head out into the garden for a special evening around the fire pit up a set of steps carved into the rock, with a lawn for children to play on and two patio areas, they'll be a sunny spot for everyone, as well as bike storage. The ground floor is home to three of the five bedrooms, including two twin rooms and a double, along with the property's bathroom, made up of a shower room, a bathroom with a bath and shower over, and a separate cloakroom with a basin and WC. Find two more lovely bedrooms on the first floor comprising of a king-size and a twin bedroom. Discover walking on your doorsteps with the Wales Link Path passing along the edge of the property, this path connects the amazing Wales Coastal Path with Offa's Dyke Trail, head south to head deeper into Wales coming to Ffrith and eventually Llangegla Forest. Popular with mountain bikers, Llandegla Forest is home to some fantastic bike trails no matter what your experience, get your adrenaline fix and bring your mountain bike on holiday or rent a bike from Oneplanet Adventure who also offer courses in mountain biking too. Maybe take a trip to Park in the Past, a 130 acre local attraction just a 5 minute drive away where you can book carp fishing, open water swimming, kayak and paddle boarding. There is also the Clwydian Range to explore, home to the family friendly walks at Moel Famau Country Park as well as Loggerheads Country Park, with longer walks on the lesser-known Berwyn Way. Enjoy a wonderful day out at Erddig, run by the National Trust, this 18th century manor house rests within a 12,000-acre garden. Visit the riverside town of Llangollen, home to a Victorian Promenade and heritage steam railway, as well as fabulous boutique shops and restaurants. The Roman city of Chester is an easy drive away too, with lots to offer such as Chester Zoo, the Roman City Walls, Chester Cathedral and the River Dee. For a holiday full of opportunity for adventure in the tranquil setting of North Wales, choose Lorien.

Caergwrle is a village resting in the county of Flintshire in North Wales, lying near the larger town of Wrexham and the city of Chester. Home to a pub and a shop, along with several local businesses and takeaways, Caergwrle makes a fabulous base for those wanting to enjoy a peaceful holiday in rural Wales. Venture into the Clwydian Range and Dee Valley aonb for excellent walks and trails, as well as nearby Loggerheads Country Park.

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