Pentre Trewyn is a converted 19th-century farmhouse in Corwen, North Wales. This three-bedroom property sleeps up to seven guests and combines original period features with modern comfort. The property sits in established gardens with specimen trees and offers valley views.

Corwen provides access to the Berwyn Mountains and Snowdonia National Park. The town has pubs, shops and a leisure centre with pool and gym. You can walk or cycle along the canal, try white-water rafting on the River Dee, or visit Pistyll Rhaeadr waterfall.

The accommodation includes two king-size bedrooms and one triple room with three single beds. Two bathrooms serve the property: one with a freestanding bath and separate shower, plus a shower room. The kitchen features an electric range cooker, dishwasher and dining area. The lounge has a wood burner and Smart TV. A utility room contains a washing machine, microwave and football table.

Outside you'll find a wood-fired hot tub, patio with charcoal BBQ and private parking for three cars with electric charging point. The property welcomes two dogs and includes a lockable bike store with wash station.

Pentre Trewyn suits families and groups wanting both relaxation and outdoor activities in North Wales.