Boasting a fabulous location on the glorious coast of North Wales in Gronant, Flintshire is Cwm Pennant. This fabulous, detached bungalow is the perfect choice for families or friends looking to explore all North Wales has to offer, it benefits from a spacious and contemporary, open-plan living space completed by three sumptuous bedrooms, off-road parking and an enclosed garden as well as an unbeatable location paces away from the beach. After a day full of exploration, make your way inside and locate the open-plan living space home to a plush corner sofa which you can unwind on in front of the Smart TV. Later, head into the fully-equipped kitchen where you can whip you delicious meals that the whole family can enjoy around the dining table; after dinner, step outside to indulge in a soothing soak in the bubbling hot, an idyllic place to watch as the sun sets over Gronant. When stars appear overhead, travel back inside to wash off the day’s adventures in the bathroom before sloping off to sleep in one of three bedrooms; there is a king-size with handy en-suite, a twin and a triple bunk room. Local amenities including a convenience store lie paces away from the property, ideal for stocking up on essentials. Guests can also enjoy a well-earned break from the kitchen with delicious meals at pubs like The Bells of St Marys or The Point Bar and Restaurant in Talacre. Take advantage of Cwm Pennant’s location on the coast; take a short walk down to the shores of the dog-friendly Gronant Dunes or the breath-taking shores of Talacre Beach which houses the iconic Point of Ayr Lighthouse; both perfect places to watch the sun set. If you'd rather venture inland, explore a myriad of winding walking and hiking routes through the Welsh countryside, hike to the tranquil Rhaeadr Dyserth or tackle Moel Famau or Moel Hiraddug for picturesque panoramas over the Welsh Countryside. Make unforgettable memories at Cwn Pennant.

Gronant, a quaint village on Flintshire's coast not far from Prestatyn, is a picture-perfect seaside retreat. Three miles of dog-friendly sandy beaches, a nature reserve, and a golf course sit alongside the rare Gronant Dunes, a declared Local Natural Reserve and Site of Special Scientific Interest. The village also features a general store, a charming café, and a few takeaways. Nearby popular coastal destinations like Prestatyn, Rhyl, and Towyn provide typical seaside amusements, water sports, and attractive walking and cycling trails along the coast for the whole family. Historic sites, like as the 8th-century Offa's Dyke Walk, a Roman bath house, and the Clwydian Hill Range are all easily accessible from Gronant, making it a fantastic home base for exploring the rest of Wales.

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