Clawdd-newydd 1.5 miles. Enjoying a fabulous position overlooking the Welsh valleys is this incredible stone barn conversion, carefully designed and decorated to provide superb holiday accommodation in North Wales. Resting on the outskirts of Derwen, near to Clawdd-newydd, in-between Ruthin and Corwen, this property is perfect for large family holidays or big walking groups looking for a wonderful place to retreat to after the day's activities. Park up on the drive and travel down the twenty-one shallow steps to the property's entrance, and step into the open-plan living space and be impressed with the contemporary and stylish décor. This large hub of the home has several spots to settle in, from the inviting sofas arranged around the mesmerising electric fire and Smart TV, to the large, bespoke dining table, handmade by the owner himself, which will be host to many merry nights spent feasting on delicious food and wine with your loved ones. Find the fantastic kitchen flooded with light thanks to the large windows with views over the valley adding a beautiful backdrop, you can sit at the breakfast peninsula with a morning coffee, later on cooking up some tasty treats and making use of the amazing range of appliances, including an electric oven and hob. Soak up the bubbles in the hot tub as well as the stunning scenery, positioned perfectly on the patio, you can relax in here while the designated chef fires up the barbecue and gets some summer food sizzling. Settle down in one of the five bedrooms at the end of the day, choosing from an array of layouts. Beginning on the first floor, enter into the fabulous master bedroom holding a king-size bed and a Smart TV, and featuring a spacious and modern en-suite bathroom, complete with a bath and a separate walk-in shower, as well as a fantastic touch-activated mirror with light, you can go to sleep watching your favourite film and wake up to valley vistas. Next door is the neat twin room with a Velux window and ample under-bed storage, before ascending up some further steps, the delightful double bedroom which benefits from an excellent en-suite shower room. To retreat to the other two bedrooms begin from the sitting area and find another set of stairs leading to an upper-ground-floor level where there is another king-size bedroom with its own en-suite shower room, a cloakroom, and then into a duplex bedroom, with an en-suite shower room on the lower level, and the king-size bed reached via the stairs to the mezzanine level. For any essentials you can head to the nearby village of Clawdd-newydd, host to a village store and a pub, but for a wider selection visit the delightful town of Corwen, the crossroads of North Wales, to the south, or the hilltop town of Ruthin to the north, for a host of quaint cafés, tea rooms and pubs perfect for pit-stopping at during a cycling jaunt. Roam over the Llandegla Moors or take your mountain bikes over there for some thrilling scenes, visit the waterside town of Llangollen you can get there by train the station is only 4 mies away from the property, for the Llangollen Railway Station and Llangollen Museum, riverside walks and a fabulous pub lunch at The Corn Mill. Ysgubor Tyddyn Isaf will be a magnificent home away from home with your loved ones amidst in North Wales.

Resting in the luscious valleys of North Wales is this delightfully small village, Clawdd-newydd. It lies between the hilltop town of Ruthin to the north, and the 'crossroads of North Wales', Corwen to the south, placing it in a fabulous position for exploring these parts. Within the village you can pick up any essentials from the village store and enjoy a refreshing beverage at the local pub, Glan Llyn Inn. Discover amazing mountain biking adventures in this area like Llandegla Forest, and World's End at the head of the Eglwyseg Valley, enclosed by the cliffs of Craig y Forwyn, Craig y Cythraul, and Craig yr Adar, offering stunning scenery and thrilling trails. Walkers will relish the amazing and endless terrain to wander over, with cyclists facing the challenges of the North Wales inclines. There's something for everyone here, whether its lively activities outdoors, or exploring the quaint towns like Llangollen, Ruthin and Chirk.

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