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North Wales
3 nights from
£282
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Llanarmon-Yn-Ial 1.6 miles. The Barn, a characterful semi-detached home awaits you in the charming Welsh hamlet of Llanarmon-Yn-Ial, nestled between Mold and Ruthin, North Wales. The Barn is a beautiful base for couples, friends and families, boasting spectacular views of the Clwydian Range and Dee Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Step inside to find a ground-floor super-king-size bedroom with an en-suite shower room ensures that you can start your day off right. Up the spiral staircase is a twin, ideal for friends or children, serviced by a family bathroom to freshen up after a long day of activities. Back on the ground floor, head to the kitchen/diner, fully-equipped with all the essentials you need to cook up a delicious meal and a dining table with seating for six. Afterwards, take a seat in the first-floor sitting room, a lovely place for chatting and enjoying a movie night while gazing out of the bay window at the exceptional views encompassing the property. When the sun sets, take a wander out to the garden, where a lawn, terrace and furniture await, perfect for a spot of alfresco dining and star-gazing. Explore the region of Llanarmon-Yn-Ial in all its glory, with the Clwydian Range and Dee Valley AONB on your doorstep, ready to be explored with a range of breathtaking walks and cycle trails. Visit the nearby towns of Mold and Ruthin, both brimming with attractions such as the market square, historic castle, and a selection of eateries, pubs and independent stores. In Mold you can find a unique mix of traditional and contemporary shops and pubs, such as The Fat Boar restaurant. While in Ruthin, take a tour of the local galleries, such as the Ruthin Craft Centre, and museums, or simply take a seat in one of the pubs and watch the world go by. Make the most of the Welsh scenery with a stay at The Barn.