About this property
Typically this ground floor studio sleeps two persons comfortably in an open plan living space with double bed and shower and a separate kitchen and toilet. A third person or (child) is welcome on the sofa/folding bed or travel cot free of charge. No smoking E/V charging Hot tub Dogs welcome Children welcome
Pentre Country Studio is nestled on the edge of the woods and boasts a substantial view of open fields.
A fully equipped kitchen featuring marble counter, kettle, toaster, microwave, mini oven, dinnerware and cutlery and furnished with kitchen appliances dishwasher and fridge. Everything you need for a relaxing but comfortable stay in the country.
Pentre Country Studio guests have access to the laundry facilities of a washer and dryer. Additionally there is an electric vehicle charging point and on drive parking. The studio features access to a furnished luxury undercover patio area.
Dogs are welcome and can enjoy a fully secured large garden.
Typically the studio sleeps two persons comfortably in an open plan living space with shower, and a separate kitchen and toilet. A third person or (child) is welcome on the sofa/mobile bed free of charge. A maximum of 2 dogs are welcomed and have access to a large secured garden. A hot tub is available for advanced booking and is payable locally at £10 per night or £39 per stay. The property is ground floor based so is generally suitable for people with limited mobility.
,About the local area.
Pentre is a quiet little hamlet tucked away between Chirk and Llangollen. A 2 minute walk leads to a small children’s play park and football field. On your way why not pick up a free book from our mini neighbourhood library at the top of the hill next to the red post box.
No visit to Chirk would be complete without visiting the magnificent 14th century castle and gardens just a 10 minute drive away.
The surrounding area is home to the beautiful Ceiriog Valley described by Lloyd George as "a little bit of heaven on Earth". Here you can enjoy trout fishing, stunning walks and cycling, including the famous Offa's Dyke Path.
Pentre is only five miles from the charming town of Llangollen, with its steam railway, watersports, famous Eisteddfod grounds Castell Dinas Bran, Valle Crucis Abbey and the amazing and scenic natural wonder- The Horseshoe Pass.
Additionally Pentre is just a 2 mile drive to visit the famous Thomas Telford Bridge. Or you can walk along the canal path in approx 30mins.
Pentre Country Studio has all the perks of peace and tranquility whilst having all the advantages of accessing nearby towns and cities via bus, train or car.
North Wales
There is so much to see and do in North Wales. Whether you’re a rambler, a nature or architecture fan, adrenaline junkie, water sports enthusiast or trainspotter there is something for everyone. Here are just a few suggestions to start you off:
Water sports/Kayaking on the river, canal or at Bala Lake.
Scale a mountain at Eryri National Park (Snowdonia) 75 minutes drive.
Explore the castle and town walls in Conwy.
Trainspotters can see the oldest narrow gauge railway in Porthmadog.
Spot rare seabirds on Puffin Island on Anglesey.
Visit Portmeirion, an Italian-style village in North Wales.
For adrenaline junkies Zip down the world's fastest zip line at Zipworld.
Reach the summit of Llandudno's Great Orme by cable car or tramway.
Ride the people-powered roller coaster at Greenwood Family Park.
Visit the Welsh Mountain Zoo in Colwyn Bay.
Rhyl is a quintessential Welsh seaside resort where you can find amusement arcades galore, or visit the Rhyl Botanic Gardens, miniature railways, or the Sea-Quarium.
And super close at just 8 miles away you will find
Wrexham - Wales' newest city which has hit headlines due to the Hollywood takeover of its local football team.
It's also home to an enormous cathedral, a great museum about the city (free to visit), and a brand new arts centre.
And if that's not enough Wrexham has a whole host of cafes and shopping to choose from, a bowling alley and cinema, plus lots of trendy bars, it you want to enjoy a cocktail or two.
Head the other way towards England where you’ll find Oswestry Market Town or a little further afield to Shrewsbury home to the British Ironworks where you can enjoy an afternoon out and indulge in a traditional cream tea.