About this property
Situated in the small village of Henllan, in the Denbighshire district of Wales, is this superb end-of-terrace cottage. Inside, the owner has created a smart and warming retreat for friends and families seeking an escape to the open countryside, with easy access towards the coastline. Entering the property, you will be greeted to a small enclosed porch where you can kick off those muddy boots before stepping into the contemporary dwelling. Delight in the open-plan living room with two large sofas and an armchair to curl up and unwind into the evening with a warming woodburning stove to provide that extra bit of warmth during those chillier evenings. Gather at the dining table to enjoy your meals over a well-deserved glass of wine, or simply use this to enjoy a hearty breakfast whilst planning the day's events. The kitchen has a set of wooden units and sleek black worktops, providing ample preparation space and plenty of appliances so you can easily rustle up a delicious meal for the whole family. Retire to either of the two well-presented bedrooms, comprising of a small double and a bunk room, both with a range of contemporary furniture for storage purposes. Delight in the family bathroom with an elegant bath and shower over, so you can decide how best to prepare for your day. Outside has an enclosed garden with plenty of furniture to sit out in the evening sun with a refreshing drink while you watch the sun set. Discover the very best that Wales has to offer with days spent in the nearby market town of Denbigh, home to imposing landmarks such as Denbigh Castle and Friary, as well as the remains of St Hilary's Chapel and the Denbigh Town Walls. Nearby is the 19th century mansion of Bodelwyddan Castle and Park, boasting plenty of Welsh art, Victorian games and World War II artefacts inside. Further afield is the thriving seaside town of Rhyl, where you can get involved with all sorts of tourist attractions, well-worth a visit. Discover the underwater aquarium of SeaQuarium Rhyl, housing over 30 exhibits and an abundance of species for you and your little ones to explore. For a spot of history, venture towards the 13th century Rhyddlan Castle, or take a break at Rhyl Beach and enjoy sunbathing on the golden sands. Something that's fun for the whole family is Rhyl Waterpark, with a range of slides and pools that are non-stop fun. Return to your rural Welsh cottage at the end of the day for a relaxing evening with your loved ones in front of the warming fire.
Henllan is a village resting in Denbighshire, Wales, lying close to the River Elwy. This rural location provides you with an excellent base to explore the rolling countryside, with plenty of pathways for walking, hiking and cycling. Also popular are the nearby rivers and lakes for watersporting opportunities. Henllan provides a village post office, store and pub for your amenities.
Accommodation
Over two floors.
Two bedrooms: 1 x 4' double, 1 x bunk room.
Bathroom with bath and shower over, basin and WC.
Kitchen.
Living/dining room with woodburning stove and TV.
Electric heating.
Electric oven.
Hobs,.
Microwave, Fridge Freezer, washing machine, Toaster, Kettle.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Parking.
Shared enclosed patio space with small section of artificial turf.
Pets allowed.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop within 0.1 miles.
Pub within 0.2 miles.
Please note: Not suitable for children under the age of 12.
Note: If you wish to book for same day check in, please contact our Reservations team.
Nearby points of interest
- The Roman Bath House
- Gronant Dunes Beach
- Welsh Mountain Zoo
Reviews (8)
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Ian
Bath leaks very badly.
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Wendy
Even the furnishings were lovely if not a little compact. There were a couple of I felt oversights which made the first day of arrival a little difficult (not enough cutlery in the drawer and no baking trays to cook with) meaning we had to go shopping for household necessities before we could actually cook and enjoy a meal there. After a long journey it wasnât ideal. Overall we enjoyed a good holiday and would recommend for the well prepared.
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Julie
Cottage was clean inside.Everything on hand pretty much ,lacking in a just a few things,i.e wooden spoons,oven dish,potatoe masher,sauce sachets would've come in handy apart from that well equipped with everything we needed,however cottage was very small for us as a family of four and we feel maybe shouldn't have been advertised as that.Second bedroom had just bunks in and the lounge /diner wasn't big enough for the kids to play /hang around in.The dining table was very crammed in corner and very difficult to all sit at as it was pushed so far up the corner it was very awkward to all eat at at same time.The sofa s in the lounge had no cushions and were in general extremely uncomfortable to sit on,we had to use pillows from bedrooms to make them more comfortable.The main bedroom was lovely but as the bed was a 4' small double was way too small for a couple to sleep in,hence we didn't get an awful lot of sleep most nights cause of this.We all agree that this was a lovely little cottage in a very peaceful location but it was wrongly advertised to cater for a family of four.Also we had a little very well behaved lhaso and as it had no garden only a very very tiny yard,he didn't have anywhere to go.Fortunately we were out an awful lot till late everyday ,although if we woulve been a little bit more comfortable there we would've liked to hang around the cottage more for some chill time.Also I would also like to add that although the log burner in the lounge was lovely,the cottage only had storage heaters in the CV lounge and bedrooms and they were locked and on timers so it wasn't too warm.When we got back from a days out we had to leave coats on on a few occasions when we returned to cottage until the fire became established.There was an oil filled radiator in the lounge but I mainly had to use this in my children's room as the heater was set to low and locked.This was a lovely cottage but not for us and one I wouldn't return to.Wasnt big enough.