Clawdd-Newydd 1.4 miles.
Surrounded by woodland and countryside in the small village of Clocaenog near Clawdd-Newydd is the stunning cottage of Nant Y Celyn.
A fantastic base in Denbighshire for exploring North Wales, the property pairs its unique character with contemporary amenities and plenty of space for a family or group of 6's self-catering holiday in North Wales.
Ample off-road parking is available for an easy arrival to your rural retreat; be welcomed into a rustic kitchen/diner with exposed beams, farmhouse furnishings and all the essentials, such as an electric range cooker, washing machine and dishwasher.
Two steps up lead you to the conservatory, a bright and airy space to admire your surroundings whilst catching up with loved ones.
Moving through the property, guests can socialise or hideaway with a choice of a sitting room and a snug; the first sitting room features a gorgeous, original inglenook fireplace with a woodburning stove and Smart TV, whilst the snug is a smaller space to curl up by the electric fire with a good book.
With so much outdoor space, be sure to make the most of Nant Y Celyn's beautiful gardens; spend summer evenings rustling up an alfresco dinner on the barbecue in the front garden, whilst the enclosed rear garden offers plenty of seating space and a hot tub to de-stress after the day's adventures.
You'll spot horses and sheep grazing in the surrounding fields, one of which has access for guests to play games or picnics, as well as footpaths leading to the nearby stream and woodlands for refreshing morning walks.
Each bedroom has been thoughtfully decorated in keeping with the original character, whilst adding contemporary comforts for guests to relax.
On the first floor lies three bedrooms, each with a Smart TV and views of your idyllic surroundings, including two king-size bedrooms, and a twin with zip/link feature and an en-suite shower room.
The sleek, family bathroom offers a double-ended bath, heated towel rail and a spacious walk-in shower with a marble-effect wall, perfect for jumping in after muddy walks.
From your doorstep, you'll have a plethora of footpaths to explore with plenty of space to wander and admire your holiday retreat; stop off in the nearby Clawdd-Newydd to dine at Glan Llyn Inn and pick up essentials at the village store, whilst plenty of North Wales attractions are within easy reach.
Travel up to the market town of Ruthin to discover Nantclwyd y Dre Historic House and Gardens and the town's Gaol Museum, or visit the picturesque, riverside town of Llangollen with a golf club, the 14th-century Plas Newydd Historic House and hiking areas leading you to the ruins of Castell Dinas Brân.
Outdoor adventurers can hike or mountain bike through Llandegla Forest, follow Offa's Dyke Path to World's End, or venture into Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park for an abundance of scenic walks.
Corwen, Chirk and Wrexham are also nearby for quaint Welsh towns and attractions.
An idyllic spot to holiday with the whole family, Nant Y Celyn offers an unforgettable staycation.