About this property
Bedrooms – The barn sleeps 12 in 6 double/twin rooms. Four are located on the ground floor with ensuite bathrooms and showers, and have doors opening onto the terrace. Two double/twins are located on the first floor and share a family bathroom and shower. All bedrooms have super king-sized beds. Kitchen – An extremely well equipped, open plan kitchen is located on the first floor, with breakfast bar, American fridge freezer, two ovens, two dishwashers, a wine cooler, electric hob and microwave. Sitting Room – There are two sitting rooms. A ground floor snug room with cosy sofa and TV. Another larger sitting room is on the first floor, with TV, log burner and views across the countryside. Dining – The open plan dining area lies between the sitting room and kitchen, with a large dining table comfortably able to seat 14. Games Room – Located on the ground floor, with TV, table tennis and mini kitchen.
Nestled in the hills of The Clwydian Range and looking out onto the Vale of Clwyd, this property lies within an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and has been lovingly converted by the owners, from an historical and listed ruin of a barn on their beautiful farm in North Wales. It is finished to a very high standard, offering a warm and welcoming interior, seamlessly combining original features with a modern twist. The impressive open plan living, kitchen, dining space on the first floor is light and spacious with far reaching countryside views up to the hills and valley beyond. It is a perfect room for conviviality and will provide guests with a sociable, luxurious space to enjoy memorable times together with family and friends. The Barn is a house not just for holidays but also a house for celebrating special occasions. For such a spacious property with its open and grand, main entertaining area, it is equally appealing for its cosiness and comfort. The house also has a huge ground floor entertainment/games room which provides table tennis, a TV and pool table, ideal for family and friends to enjoy some lively competition!
This whole area is a delightful destination for nature/outdoor enthusiasts and history buffs alike. Lace up your boots and explore the famous walking spots this region has to offer. On your doorstep is The Clwydian Range, which boasts breath taking trails, such as the Offa’s Dyke Path, Moel Famau, and Moel Arthur. Also, nearby, do take in the sea air and glorious sandy beaches at Rhos on Sea and Colwyn Bay. Slightly further afield you will find the magnificent landscapes of Snowdonia, Anglesey and the Llyn Peninsula. And just over the border you can discover the historical Roman City of Chester. For some local charm, head to the old market towns of Denbigh and Ruthin, where you will find a range of independent shops, historical buildings and cafes, amongst the ancient castles and medieval streets. After a day of exploration treat yourself to a delightful meal at one of the charming local pubs. We suggest The White Horse, in Hendrerwydd, or the Dinorben Arms, in Bodfari, which are both just a short drive from The Barn.
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