Nestled within the bustling town of Llangollen, renowned for its breath-taking backdrop of rolling countryside and the endearing River Dee is where you will find the characterful cottage, 21 Church Street built in 1693 and was a Quaker meeting house. This heart-warming retreat is perfect for those wishing to explore the delights of this wonderful town with its wealth of independent shops, historical landmarks and the famous festival, the Eisteddfod. Be welcomed into the sitting room, where the character of the property is highlighted by the exposed beams which frame the plush sofas and the TV which rests within the inglenook fireplace. Beyond here is the well-equipped kitchen, where you will find everything you could possibly need to fulfil your culinary needs during a week-long break. Look forward to hosting home-cooked breakfast or dinners within the conservatory, where views over the Rive Dee towards to majestic Castell Dinas Brân can be enjoyed whilst you tuck into your meal and plan the days ahead. The charm of the interior is completed by two well-presented bedrooms, comprising of a family bedroom with a double bed and a single bed and a double bedroom, ensuring a flexible sleeping arrangement to suit the needs of your group. During a balmy afternoon, look forward to spending a moment or two within the rear garden, where a spot of alfresco dining can be enjoyed whilst soaking up your wonderful surroundings further. Llangollen welcomes all tastes and requirements if you don’t feel like cooking one evening, with a choice of fish and chip shops, cosy traditional pubs with woodburning stoves or enjoy an evening meal at the Corn Mill which overlooks the River Dee. For those feeling active, Llangollen and the surrounding area hosts a vast array of outdoors pursuits, including white water rafting along the river, golfing, fishing and walking upon the Clwydian Range and Dee Valley. Other attractions which draw people to this idyllic part of Wales include the medieval Castell Dinas Brân, a ride on the captivating Llangollen Railway and horse-drawn boat trips towards the Horseshoe Falls. 21 Church Street is a superb base for exploring this part of North Wales with your loved ones.

Llangollen is a popular tourist town resting on the River Deem famous for its musical festival, the Eisteddfod. Within the town you will find a superb selection of amenities and attractions including a steam train ride up the valley and a walk up to Castell Dinas Brân. Within the surrounding area you will find The National Trust properties of Chirk Castle and Erddig, as well as the Offa’s Dyke Path which passes nearby.

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