Abergele 1.3 miles. Surrounded by countryside lands and plenty of activity, Pen-Y-Coed is a breath-taking property, offering you and your family a fun-filled stay both within the cottage itself and within the local area. As you approach the property, the first thing you will notice is its exquisite contemporary exterior, presented to a high-standard with the same theme running internally, this cottage will provide you with an extraordinary stay. Walk to the front door and try to peel your eyes from the magnificent amenities in the garden, head on through the hallway and make the decision of who is sleeping where with two lower-ground bedrooms, two on the ground-floor and one on the first-floor, the cottage provides the perfect layout for the family to come along on the holiday. Head to your designated bedrooms to unpack, all featuring stylish and neutral décor, these rooms are designed with your rest in mind. Begin exploring the rest of the property, decorated in stylish and simplistic colours it boasts a contemporary and homely feel with a touch of luxury to it. The kitchen is known to be the hub of the house, and that’s certainly true for this cottage, a spacious area with its own dining spot, gather the troops here to enjoy all your meals and spend quality time with one another in between taking advantage of the wonderful attractions throughout the house. Take a seat at the dining table in the mornings to eat a wholesome meal together, with a glass roof, it makes the perfect spot to begin your day in a relaxing and airy setting. Retreat to the sitting room at the end of the day to unwind in front of the television, with ample seating for all, light up the woodburning stove and put on all your favourite films before heading to the bedrooms for a restful slumber. The games room is bound to be a hit with the little ones and big kids alike, featuring a pool table and a darts board amongst a woodburning stove and enjoy some healthy family competition here in the evenings, particularly on those rainy days. The garden is a real showstopper, head onto the decking with a glass of wine and recline into the plush outside sofa whilst watching the children play football on the pitch below, this spot guarantees hours of family fun, with a sheltered hot tub to retreat to after a day of exploring and a garden hut with a barbecue and ample dining seating for all, there’s no better place to enjoy a spot of alfresco dining in the summer months. The local area adds to the tranquillity of the property, surrounded by fields and countryside settings, pull on your walking boots and head out to explore the area. Be sure to visit the bustling market town of Abergele too, whether you’re here for golfing, the beachfront or simply a fun-filled day out for all the family, you’re bound to find it here. Head further afield to the town of Colwyn Bay for even more adventure, here you can find attractions such as the Welsh Mountain Zoo, a theatre and an array of historical landmarks, offering something for every type of holiday-goer.

Abergele is a wonderful seaside town standing between the Vale of Clwyd and Conwy Valley, making it the perfect base to explore North Wales. Within the town you can find a fantastic array of amenities such as the Gwrych Castle, its beautiful sandy beaches offering watersports, and a coastal cycling path, making it perfect for the summer months but also offering plenty to do throughout the year. Close by you can find the Victorian town of Llandudno with even more amenities including a dry ski slope. With something to do around every corner, Abergele promises a fun-filled stay for all.

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