The small Welsh village of Llanfair Talhaiarn is home to this traditional stone-built cottage, Pen Y Bont. With beautiful river views, this pet-friendly holiday home is a great spot for discovering this part of North Wales, within easy reach of the stunning coastline. You are welcomed to the property by a gated shared driveway, with safe parking, before you step into the kitchen/diner which is well-equipped to enjoy a self-catering holiday, including a handy washing machine and dishwasher. Rustle up an evening meal for your loved ones to enjoy round the dining table before heading to the sitting room to relax with the warmth of the woodburning stove. Climbing upstairs there is a super-king-size bedroom for when it’s time to retire to bed, a king-size bedroom where you will find it hard to take your eyes off the river views, and a sweet single bedroom for added privacy. These well-finished bedrooms are complimented by a shower room, where guests can wash their sandy feet after a day at the beach or freshen up in time for a fancy evening out. Outside, there is an enclosed garden with lawn for your furry friends to play and furniture to enjoy a spot of al fresco dining on the patio. Pen Y Bont is just a stone's throw away from two village pubs, a post office which doubles as a shop for any essentials you may need, and a Olivia’s Café which serves takeaway breakfasts. Take a short drive into the market town of Abergele which has plenty of shops, bars, and eateries to suit everyone, as well as a golf course, the Manorafon Farm Park and Gwrych Castle (now home to ITV's I'm a Celebrity!), as well as the long beach at nearby Pensarn. Slightly further along the coast is the shoreside town of Colwyn Bay where you can relax on a sandy beach, get involved with some watersports, take a stroll down the promenade, or visit the Welsh Mountain Zoo which is home to red pandas, tigers and snow leopards. Nearby are the two beaches of Llandudno, alongside the promenade and bustling Victorian pier, as well as The Great Orme where you can enjoy a cable car ride over the world's largest prehistoric copper mine. Also, within driving distance, you can also walk the castle walls at Conwy, enjoy a scenic walk within Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park or explore the SeaQuarium in Rhyl. North Wales offers so much fun and scenery for everyone to enjoy and with Pen Y Bont as your base, you can be sure to see it all.

Llanfair Talhaiarn is a small Welsh village, which has a Post Office and two pubs. Nearby, you can visit the seaside town of Abergele with its impressive Gwrych Castle and sandy beach, Abergele, the Clwydian Hill Range, Betws-y-Coed, the Victorian town of Llandudno with its two headlands, the Great Orme and the Little Orme, and Colwyn Bay which is home to the Welsh Mountain Zoo. Walkers and cyclists can enjoy the Offa's Dyke pathway.

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