Bron y Fedw is a detached 1930s house situated on a hillside one mile from Glyn Ceiriog. This secluded valley just 3 miles over the hill from Llangollen and was described by Lloyd George as "a little piece of heaven on earth". The small village has a shop and a pub. The town of Chirk is 6 miles away.
The cottage: is simply but comfortably furnished and retains some interesting original features. It is in a lovely position looking out across the valley with a large grassed garden. Heating by storage heaters, wood burning stove and electric panel heaters.
Entrance: Steps lead up the garden from the parking area. Entrance is via a large enclosed porch, ideal for outdoor kit and dogs.
Sitting room: has a woodburning stove (initial logs provided), comfortable sofas and easy chairs, Freeview TV and WiFi. Original wooden floor with rug over. Please Note: The loft ladder, when down, goes up from this room, see photos.
Dining room: is separate from sitting room and has a table and chairs for 6.
Kitchen: is a simple fitted kitchen with, electric cooker, microwave, fridge, washer/dryer and door to the rear.
Ground floor shower room: with walk in shower suitable for those with limited mobility, WC, basin and electric towel rail.
There are three bedrooms: A double on the ground floor and two twin bedrooms, one accessed via the other, both up a very steep loft ladder.
Bedroom 1: ground floor double with wardrobe and chest of drawers. Views to the garden.
Bedrooms 2/3: on the first floor up the loft ladder, in the eaves of the building with some limited headroom. However, they are bright and airy rooms with Velux windows and four single beds. There is a stair gate at the top of the loft ladder, but these rooms are unsuitable for children unless closely supervised.
Outside: is a sloping garden and terrace to the front and rear of the property with garden furniture and barbecue. The property has a parking area with space for two small cars.
This is excellent walking and cycling country with many public footpaths and quiet country lanes. There is lots to explore within a very short distance. The bustling town of Llangollen, with its many pubs and cafes, is by the river Dee, fantastic for strolling along its banks. Also, in Llangollen is the canal with horse drawn barge trips, the famous Pontcysyllte Aqueduct and the Llangollen heritage railway. Chirk has the National Trust's spectacular Chirk castle and gardens.
Electricity and storage heating included
Bed linen provided; towels available @ £6 per person
Young children to be carefully supervised when in attic bedrooms
No smoking inside please