Rhydonnen Bach is a 1717 stone cottage in Llanrhaeadr, Denbighshire. This property sits in private grounds with exposed beams throughout and a conservatory overlooking the Vale of Clwyd. The long driveway means no close neighbours except grazing cows in adjacent fields.

The cottage sits in North Wales countryside with the Clwydian Range visible from the windows. Denbigh is 2.9 miles away. Ruthin and the market towns are within easy reach. Walking trails cross the area and there's an annual walking festival.

The accommodation sleeps up to six guests across two bedrooms plus a sofa bed in the twin room. Both bedrooms have comfortable beds. The cottage includes a woodburning stove with logs provided, a dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer in the outside shed and a freezer. The conservatory provides workspace and dining with panoramic views across open fields.

Denbigh Castle ruins (2.9 miles, 8 minutes) and the Cae Dai 50s Museum are in town. Castell Dinas Bran offers hiking. Rhyl and Prestatyn beaches are 14 miles away for seaside trips. The medieval St Dyfnog church with its 16th-century Tree of Jesse window is in the village.

Rhydonnen Bach suits families or friends wanting peace and countryside. The seclusion and views make this property special for quiet breaks.