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Ruthin, Gwynedd

The cottage in Ruthin, Gwynedd, Wales, offers a serene escape for up to four guests, nestled within the tranquility of 23 acres of natural countryside and woodlands. Accessed via a private woodland track, the charming 200-year-old detached cottage is surrounded by unspoiled nature, making it an ideal retreat for bird watchers, nature enthusiasts, and walkers. The property boasts a beautifully sunny enclosed front garden, perfect for summer barbecues, while the first-floor living room, equipped with a wood burner, provides a cozy atmosphere for winter evenings.

On the ground floor, guests will find a well-equipped kitchen and dining area featuring an electric Rayburn cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, and dishwasher, along with a utility room that includes a washing machine and tumble dryer. The first bedroom offers a zip and link super king-size bed, which can be converted to twin beds upon request, and features amenities such as a wood burner, Sky TV, and a DVD player. Additionally, there is a bathroom with both a bath and shower cubicle, as well as a heated towel rail for added comfort.

The first floor includes a spacious living room with a wood burner, Sky TV, and DVD player, alongside a second bedroom furnished with a double bed, Sky TV, and an en-suite shower cubicle with toilet. The cottage is equipped with oil central heating, and the rental includes electricity, bed linen, and towels, along with an initial supply of logs for the wood burners and a welcome pack for guests.

For outdoor enthusiasts, the property features an enclosed garden with garden furniture and a barbecue, along with shared access to the surrounding woodlands. While two dogs are welcome, they must be kept on a lead due to the presence of sheep in the area. The cottage also provides private parking for up to four cars, though access is recommended for high clearance vehicles, preferably 4x4s, due to the nature of the access track. It is important to note that the property has a natural water supply from a borehole and includes a sloping bank and an unfenced pond within the grounds.

Located in a picturesque part of rural Wales, the cottage is an excellent base for exploring nearby historic market towns and the stunning landscapes of Snowdonia National Park. Guests can enjoy day trips to the coast, including a visit to the magnificent castle in Conwy, which is just 30 miles away. The nearest shop is 5 miles away, while a pub and restaurant can be found within 3 miles, ensuring convenience for guests during their stay.

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