Bodelwyddan 2.4 miles. Step inside this magical fairy tale cottage for the perfect break, this 200 year old cottage is a maze of rooms, nooks and crannies for you to explore with two stair cases leading to the bedrooms, beams in several of the rooms, and charming window seats where you can look out over the pretty cottage garden add to the character of this charming property. With ample off-road parking for four cars, this delightful retreat is perfect for families or friends seeking a welcoming and convenient base to explore the surrounding beauty. As you step inside, you'll find a charming sitting room with coastal views, which invites you to relax, offering a Smart TV and a warming woodburning stove for those warm nights in. The kitchen/living room is the heart of the home, where you can prepare your favourite meals and enjoy quality time with your loved ones. You can enjoy these meals together in the dining room which offers plenty of seating for all guests. Step outside to discover a fully enclosed rear lawn, a delightful spot. The rear garden is a true sanctuary, boasting a charming patio with coastal views, outdoor furniture, a quaint summer house, and a tranquil pond, ideal for relaxing and soaking in the peaceful surroundings. When it's time to rest you'll find a host of bedrooms to seek refuge in. First up is a spacious king-size bedroom for those chillier evenings. Further along, discover a twin bedroom boasting an en-suite, as well as a single bedroom with a convenient trundle bed and its own en-suite facilities, the ground floor then also hosts a pleasant double bedroom. The cottage is ideally situated to visit a range of beautiful and interesting areas, including the national park of Snowdonia with its magnificent mountain ranges, waterfalls and train to the summit of Snowdon, the historic city of Roman Chester with its ruins and city walls, and the beautiful island of Anglesey. Imposing medieval castles stand along the stunning coastline of North Wales, along with the Colwyn Bay Mountain zoo, and numerous other attractions for families. The cottage is ideally situated to visit a range of beautiful and interesting areas, including the national park of Snowdonia with its magnificent mountain ranges, waterfalls and train to the summit of Snowdon, the historic city of Roman Chester with its ruins and city walls, and the beautiful island of Anglesey. Discover the local historical marvel of Gwrych Castle, an impressive 19th-century structure with sprawling gardens and an intriguing past. Imposing medieval castles stand along the stunning coastline of North Wales, along with the Colwyn Bay Mountain zoo, and numerous other attractions for families. Immerse yourself in the bustling atmosphere of Tir Prince Market, a local treasure with its plethora of stalls offering everything from fresh produce to handmade crafts. Enjoy interactive experiences at the Manorafon Farm Park, making friends with the animals and learning about life on a working farm. For families with children, Towyn Park offers a safe play area and scenic picnic spots for delightful outdoor meals. Complete your day by exploring the gothic architecture of St Mary's Church, a testament to St. George's historic roots. Indulge in the wonderful blend of history, nature, and local charm that St. George has to offer, all within easy reach from Ty Croes. Create a holiday memory that will last a lifetime from the comfort of this beautiful Welsh cottage.

The small village of Bodelwyddan is situated in the Vale of Clwyd and is known for Bodelwyddan Castle which is set in 260 acres of woods and parkland and is home to the National Portrait Gallery and St Margaret’s Church, nicknamed as The Marble Church which was built in 1856 and erected by Lady Willoughby de Broke. Bodelwyddan also has a pub, a selection of shops and a golf driving range. The nearby village of Rhuddlan has the remains of a castle that dates back to the 13th century and was built by Edward I. The area is renowned for scenic walks along the Clwydian Hill range or Offa’s Dyke pathway. Discover the nearby beaches of North Wales, the city of St Asaph and visit Victorian Llandudno, 16 miles away, with its famous promenade, or explore Conwy Castle, Bodnant Gardens or delightful Betws-y-Coed, the getaway to Snowdonia. An ideal base for exploring the area.

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