Denbigh 3.4 miles. Offering beautiful commanding views of the North Wales countryside, and resting near the small village of Llannefydd, Delfryn is a lovely detached barn conversion boasting four bedrooms, and a hot tub. Ideal for a family holiday or a break with friends, Delfryn is set amongst idyllic scenery just on the border of Denbighshire, and is within reach of plenty of attractions, whilst still being remote. The spacious living room/diner is home to plenty of soft seating with three sofas, with vibrant decorative touches alongside classic hardwood floors, you can light the woodburning stove in the evening before gathering at the dining table for a delicious home-cooked meal. The sleek fitted kitchen is bright and airy, with a large electric oven and hob to cook with, as well as a utility room. Sit outside at the patio furniture and drink in the views while you sip a glass of something cold, or take a dip in the hot tub and truly relax, Please bring own towels for use in hot tub. On the ground floor you can find a bathroom which serves the ground-floor king-size bedroom, ideal for any members of the group less able. Head upstairs to find the remaining three bedrooms, including another king-size as well as two twin rooms, along with a second bathroom on this floor too. Delfryn is within reach of the amazing Snowdonia National Park, whilst just outside the charming Welsh village of Betws-y-Coed is Zip World Fforest which has thrilling zip-line through the trees, a Fforest Coaster and four more exciting adventures. The Conwy Valley Railway Museum is near to Zip-World Fforest too, as well as the beautiful Rhaeadr Ewynnol Swallow Falls Waterfall. The Loggerheads Country Park is a great place to enjoy a family walk in the wooded river valley setting, home to a discovery trail or take a more rigorous ramble up Moel Famau to find the remains of a tower sitting atop the summit and stunning panoramic views. Up on the coast you can find a great selection of beaches, including Colwyn Bay, Rhos-on-Sea and Llandudno, with the Welsh Mountain Zoo, National Trust Bodnant Garden and the historic town of Conwy close to the coast too. For a scenic holiday surrounded by beautiful views, Delfryn is a perfect choice for a family holiday in North Wales.

Denbigh is a bustling town resting in North Wales, commanding stunning views of the surrounding countryside from its elevated position on a hilltop. The town is home to the ruins of Denbigh Castle dating from the 13th century, as well as a good collection of amenities including shops and pubs, along with a park, a cricket club, a football club, Denbigh Golf Course and Cae Dai 50s Museum. The Snowdonia National Park is within reach as well as the Roman city of Chester.

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