Glyndwr Holiday Cottage is situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty in North Wales, with stunning views for miles around. Within a short walk of the local pub, the cottage overlooks the historic market town of Mold which holds a traditional street market every Wednesday and Saturday. Local activities includes mountain biking, fishing, horse riding and even white water rafting, whilst the Roman City of Chester is only a short drive away.
The cottage has taken its name from Owain Glyndwr, the famous Welsh prince who fought for Welsh independence during the 15th century.
Ground Floor
Glyndwr Holiday Cottage includes a living area with Freeview TV, DVD collection and a breathtaking view of the surrounding countryside. An adjoining kitchen and diner with french doors looking out at the patio area. There is also a fully tiled ground floor shower room.
Upstairs
This luxury holiday cottage consist of one single room, a twin room and a double room. All bedrooms are centrally heated, with quality pine furniture, and decorated with a country theme in mind.
Garden
Outside the cottage, you will find a garden and patio to the side/rear.
Additional Information
Secure off-road parking.
Bed linen, hand and bath towels included in the price.
Cottage is fitted with full central-heating. Both heating and electricity included.
Cot provided.
No pets and guests are kindly reminded not to smoke in the cottage.
Short breaks are allowed throughout the year.
Glyndwr Holiday Cottage is situated on the top of one of the many beautiful hills in North Wales, overlooking the historic market town of Mold in an area of outstanding natural beauty. Mold town has a traditional street market every Wednesday and Saurday which attracts visitors from miles around.
The historic walled city of Chester is less than 30 minutes away - its roman history and tudor shops make it well worth a visit. Snowdonia National Park and Balg lake are also within an hours drive.
If the seaside is what you're looking for, than Llandudno is a throw back to victorian times and would also be worth a visit. The cities of Manchester and Liverpool are also within easy reach.
This is a tranquil location with activities such as walking, mountain biking, golf, fishing, horse riding, swimming and white water rafting which you can arrange.
The local pub is also literally two minutes away, with traditional home cooked food, real ale, log fires and a warm welcome.
MOLD WEEKLY MARKETS
Mold street markets are usually held on Wednesday and Saturday. The markets extend from Mold High Street to the Daniel Owen Square, where you will find a thriving indoor market which is open daily from Monday to Saturday. Both market buyers and traders travel from miles around and hold the market in high esteem as one of the best in the country. Mold markets feature a wide variety of items at competitive prices.
RURAL WALKS IN FLINTSHIRE
Rural Flintshire is a country landscape of incredible versatility. Why not explore the tranquil riversides, wooded valleys and the open land of Llanasa, Whitford, and Cargwrle? Discover the varied wildlife on our coasts that fringe our county along the Dee Estuary. Walking booklets are available to all visitors at any tourist information centre and flintshire libraries.
MOEL FAMAU & LOGGERHEADS COUNTRY PARKS
Within only several miles of Mold, Moel Famau Country Park presents visitors with incredible views from a 1,818 ft peak above sea level. The park boasts over 2000 acres of Clwydian Hills, which feature bronze age burial mounds and remains of three Iron Age hill forts. Alternatively, Loggerheads County Park offers 67 acres of stunning parkland, and is home to the famous 'Leete' watercourse. 'Leete' was responsible for the operation of several mining waterwheels across the valley.
THE HISTORIC ROMAN CITY OF CHESTER
The city of Chester comfortably ranks amongst other favourite English cities: London, York, Bath and Edinburgh. In a beautiful area of historic architecture, visitors are greeted with an abundance of things to do. Why not spend the afternoon discovering roman life of the city at the Grovesnor Museum? Attractions including Chester Zoo and Ten Pin present a versatile choice for visitors of all ages.
THE TOWN OF LLANGOLLEN
The town of Llangollen encapsulates some of the best activities North Wales has to offer. With only a 30 minute drive from Mold and more sunshine than Cornwall, its no wonder that the town is so popular with people of all ages. Llangollen offer activities including horse-drawn river trips to white-water rafting.
