Tucked away in the bustling town of Llangollen, is this wonderful abode, Gwalia Terrace. Set over three floors and sleeping up to six guests, Gwalia Terrace is an enchanting escape for both friends and family alike. Drive down the quaint street and discover the mid-terrace dwelling, benefiting from on-street permit parking so you can unload your belongings into the home. Step into the admirable hallway, maintaining the property's traditional character with its original tiling, offering a handy space to kick off your walking boots and store your coats away from the main living areas. Moving through the property, discover the stunning sitting room, with its feature fireplace and corner sofa, you can look forward to snuggling up with your loved ones with a delicious bowl of popcorn for a film night. Stepping through the property, venture into the dining room, offering a sociable space to gather with a seat at the dining table of an evening to catch-up on your adventurous day. Through the dining area you'll find the rustic kitchen, with exposed brick and archways, this kitchen is certain to entice any budding chefs, and is fully equipped with all of the modern amenities necessary to assist with your culinary needs. As the evening draws to a close, head upstairs to the first floor where you'll find two bright and airy bedrooms, with a king-size and double to choose from, serviced by a stunning bathroom where you can indulge in a leisurely soak before retiring for the evening to prepare for a new day. Venture up to the second-floor to find the master bedroom, fit with a sumptuous king-size bed, beautifully-appointed with sloping ceilings and a contemporary minimalistic décor, providing a tranquil space to rest your head. Externally, there is a charming courtyard, where you can enjoy a spot of al fresco dining on warmer days; savour a glass of win with a leisurely seat at the table and toast to a fabulous holiday. A short stroll will bring you to an array of pubs and eateries, including local favourite, The Corn Mill, perfectly positioned overlooking the glimmering waters of the River Dee, providing a breath-taking backdrop to tuck into a home-cooked meal with your group. Pick up some local delicacies from the nearby shop, just yards from the home, or indulge in a spot of retail therapy with a wander around the quirky gift shops that decorate the town. A wealth of knowledge can be discovered at the Llangollen Museum, or enjoy the unique experience of boarding a horse drawn boat trip at Llangollen Wharf, stopping at The Traditional Tea Room for a freshly baked slice of cake. To see more of what North Wales has to offer, visit the historical town of Ruthin and immerse yourself in the heritage of the town with a trip to the medieval Ruthin Castle, or head to Nantclwyd House, the oldest timber house in Wales, dating back to 1425. Venture further afield to the walled city of Chester, boasting the largest Roman Amphitheatre in Britain, as well as fine dining opportunities and a vibrant night life, if you time it right, you might even catch a meeting at Chester Racecourse. For a spectacular trip to North Wales, stay at Gwalia Terrace.

The stunning town of Llangollen, renowned for its Musical Eisteddfod, boasts a sensational backdrop of mountains and the tranquil waters of the River Dee, which flows through the town. The traditional steam train allows tourists to soak in the green valley, or visitors can take a thrilling walk up to Castell Dinas Brân to see the town from above, as well as see the medieval remains of the castle. Llangollen offers an array of eateries and quirky gift shops to suit all.

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