Ystabl Y Berwyn

For a peaceful holiday in idyllic countryside this beautifully converted stone barn ticks all the boxes. Surrounded by 600 acres of farmland, the property sits in the heart of the Berwyn Mountains over looking the River Ceiriog.

Semi-detached, alongside Ysgubor y Berwyn (BOW152), the two properties can be booked together, to accommodate two families, friends or larger parties. Ystably y Berwyn is thoughtfully decorated and retains many of the buildings original features such as oak beams and double height ceilings.

The barn is comfortable and spacious with generous sized bedrooms and a cosy lounge with wood burner. The kitchen opens out through patio doors to a private terrace and is well equipped for preparing meals while socialising with family and friends.

On the terrace you can enjoy a relaxing dip in the hot tub while taking in views over the valley. There are many scenic walks and mountain bike routes from the door and wildlife is everywhere, Lloyd George once described the area as 'a little bit of heaven on Earth'.

The Berwyn Mountains are beautiful, unspoilt and in a relatively unknown area situated in the north-east region of Wales with many walking opportunities. The local village of Llanarmon Dyffryn Ceiriog has two inns, The Hand and The West Arms, both serving good food.

Other attractions in the area include Pistyll Rhaeadr (9 miles), Llangollen (15 miles) and Bala (27 miles). Ground Floor Lounge/Dining room: a large welcoming room with double height ceilings and oak beams, wood burner, 2 and 3 seater sofas 32” TV with family satellite package, DVD player, sofa table, large windows and glass door leading outside.

For dining there is a wooden dining table and chairs for 6 people. Kitchen: fully fitted kitchen with patio doors leading to an outdoor terrace.