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The semi detached cottage offers private, versatile and quaint accommodation giving the visitor the option to utilise the main cottage and the attached family/honeymoon suite sleeping in total up to 9 people. For smaller parties, the main cottage sleeps 6, although rooms can be booked separately subject to availability (e.g. romantic/ walking/ health breaks etc.) 2 x four poster bedrooms, 2 x single rooms, 1 x bathroom, 1 x shower room/toilet, optional attached suite (King Size four poster, en-suite) which can be used as a family room (1 double, 1 x single, shared WC). Lounge with large log fire, hall/diner, and quaint farmhouse kitchen with modern facilities. DVD & SKY in main lounge Quaint Cottage in Idyllic SurroundingsThe Log Cabin still captures the wonderful views and offers the visitor their own garden for privacy. Sleeping up to four it offers the cost conscious visitor the opportunity to enjoy the exquisit surrounds at affordable prices. CHOICE OF STONE COTTAGE, LOG CABIN OR CAMPING
Ffrith y Ceubren offers the visitor the opportunity to 'really get away from it all' and immerse themselves in true Welsh countryside, whilst being only 2 miles from the A525 and 5 miles from local historical towns within the Clwydian Range, an area of outstanding beauty. The cottage, thought to be built in the 17th century maintains all the charm and tradition of Welsh Culture with log fires, beamed ceilings, pine floors and all the nooks and crannies rarely found in today's architecture. The cottage lies between the Medieval Historic Towns of Ruthin and Denbigh amidst rolling countryside, lush valleys and superb landscape. Once part of a working farm, the property sits in 34 acres of pastureland, orchard, private woodland, gardens and wildlife ponds. Horses are welcome to accompany you on your holiday. Clogaenog Forest is only 4 miles or alternatively you can explore the many quiet country lanes and verges. For walking enthusiasts, there are plenty of superb footpaths. The property offers direct access to the Mynydd Hiraethog Trail, which takes the visitor through expansive heather moor lands, open hills, lakes, river valleys, woodlands, forestry, Llyn Brenig Reservoir and little picturesque villages. And, if that's not enough, there are a host of activities in the area such as; hot air ballooning, paragliding, white water rafting, fishing, golf, sailing, abseiling, canoeing, cycling, horse riding, mountaineering, rally driving to name but a few. The area is seeped with history offering medieval towns, quaint churches, imposing castles, hill forts, historic houses, beautiful parks and gardens and architectural monuments. Explore quaint villages and enjoy local delicacies, even medieval banquets in some of the fine pubs and restaurants EXCELLENT WALKS GAME FISHING, CYCLING, HORSE RIDING & GOLFFfrith Y Ceubren is ideally situated to offer walking and outdoor enthusiasts a central location to explore fabulous sights and outdoor pursuits. Visitors can easily explore both the Clwydian Vale and Snowdonia Park offering a wealth of activities and popular tourist attractions. The cottage boasts magnificent views of the Clywdian Range and Moel Fammau, an area of outstanding natural beauty and only 15 minutes drive away. With rugged hills, deep valleys, long flowing rivers and quaint villages the Clwydian Hills are seeped with historical interest. The famous Offa's Dyke footpath is almost 200 miles long, which commands outstanding views, enchanting landscapes, moorland birds and wildlife, and remnants of ruined castles and archaeological monuments. Right on our doorstep is the recently developed Mynydd Hiraethog Trail that spans for a staggering 40 miles connecting the Denbighshire Moors with Snowdonian Park (there are plenty of circular routes for shorter walks!).Mynydd Hiraethog (meaning 'The Hills of Great Loving"), is often referred to as the Denbighshire Moors,and is thought to have been occupied by man since 5700 BC. There are still historical remains of Bronze Age burial sites and Iron-Age hill forts giving the area a Site of Special Scientific Interest award (Berry D, 2001). With a long history of undulating power struggles, it is hard to believe that the tranquil valleys were once areas of borderland dispute. With the gentle breeze rustling through the lush conifer plantations at Clocaenog, the gay chatter of songbirds, calm flowing rivers and the scuttle of wildlife; Mynydd Hiraethog is a picture of serenity. Llyn Brenig, a 920 acre site offers excellent Trout and Fly Fishing, Mountain Biking, Nature Trails and Water Sports (approx 8 miles from the cottage). Cyclists can explore the Clogaenog Forests or several other cycle routes close by. Many other activities are available to include Abseiling at Loggerhead Park, Horse Riding, Hot Air Ballooning in Wrexham, White Water Rafting in Llangollen to name but a few. Directions for Ffrith y Ceubren : M56 - A55 North Wales. Travel to Ruthin via the A5/A494 or via the A483.A525. In Ruthin follow the signs for Bala (A494) and Cerrigydrudion (B5105). At the roundabout follow the signs for Cerrigydrudion (B5105). Pass the Cross Keys Inn and take the first right for Cyffylliog/Bontuchel. Travel approximately 1.9 miles to Bontuchel and take the right turn over the bridge, sign posted Llanrhaeadr. Take the road round the bend past several houses on the right and drive for approximately 1.7/8 miles. For More InformationVisit Property's WebsiteAmenitiesLinens are provided
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 Superb quaint cottage adored by its visitors  Enjoy a flamed grill in our amazing BBQ Cabin  Romantic Bedrooms   Superb views overlooking Moel Fammau, an area of outstanding beauty |
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