Large detached home- Denbighshire

Spectacular views of the Snowdonia mountain range, this wonderful appointed house offers a beautiful holiday home, perfect for a large family gathering or groups of friends looking to celebrate a special occasion or simply make the most of this enviable location. Hosting 9 well presented bedrooms over three floors, many which have en-suite bathrooms. The ground floor has a large kitchen dining room, large comfortable lounge with TV , a large purpose built bar situated in the reception area. With nine bedrooms hosting up to 18 guests, spacious living areas, a multi-level garden and ground-floor living, the property has been thoughtfully appointed for the whole family to enjoy a holiday in North Wales.There is ample parking with three off-road spaces, plus roadside, along with ramp access to the main entrance for prams, wheelchairs, and those with limited (Website hidden by Airbnb) immediately welcomed into the stylish reception with a sofa and sleek bar area with seating to pop open the bubbles and start your staycation.Throughout Gwynant, you'll find large windows framing gorgeous countryside views, as well as elegant touches, décor and homely furnishings.Stock up the cupboards in the large kitchen/diner equipped with two fridge/freezers, perfect for large family gatherings, as well as an electric oven and hob, a gas oven and hob, and a dishwasher to do the dirty work.The dining area is perfect for hosting quick breakfasts and coffees, whilst the larger dining room with a wall-mounted TV can fit the whole family around the table; celebrate a special occasion with your loved ones by the warmth of the electric fire!After dinner, retire to the spacious sitting room with another electric fire for comfort on colder nights and a TV for evening entertainment, whilst the first-floor games room hosts table tennis and a selection of games for the little ones!If you prefer peace and quiet, take refuge in the snug to curl up on the sofa with a good (Website hidden by Airbnb) you choose to explore the sandy coast or rugged landscapes of Snowdonia National Park, a handy, external utility awaits at Gwynant to throw your gear into the washer and dryer; there's also extra fridge and freezer space for your convenience!Suitable for all members of the family, guests have access to a wheelchair-friendly, ground-floor wet room, a first-floor cloakroom and a Jack-and-Jill bathroom to freshen up after the day's adventures.When it's time to rest, nine bedrooms have been beautifully decorated with pops of colour, feature lights and artwork to suit all tastes; a convenient ground-floor double has an en-suite cloakroom, whilst the first floor hosts six bedrooms including a large twin room with Jack-and-Jill access to the family bathroom, two king-size with en-suite shower rooms, two doubles with en-suite cloakrooms, and a bunk bed with en-suite (Website hidden by Airbnb) up to the second floor, four guests have a private hideaway with two double bedrooms, one with an en-suite shower room, along with a shared bathroom, kitchenette and sitting (Website hidden by Airbnb) guests will rise to stunning views right across to Snowdonia, and why not start the day with a wander around your own private garden?This multi-level garden features two terraces with step access and seating areas to enjoy a hot cup of coffee in the morning sun, whilst planning the day's agenda.The village of Dyserth is a wonderful base to explore North Wales, with a convenience store, pubs and restaurants just around the corner from Gwynant; Rhaeadr Dyserth Waterfall is a lovely local walk with picnic areas and on-site facilities, The village also has a post office/convenience store, butchers, two take-aways and 2 village pubs.Whilst the Dyserth to Prestatyn Way is a 2.6 mile walk through picturesque countryside, all the way to the coast!Pack your towels for a family day at Prestatyn Beach, play a game or two at Prestatyn Golf Club, and close the day with dinner at one of the coastal town's many restaurants.Llandudno is a short drive away with plenty of attractions to choose from; catch a show at Venue Cymru, discover classic seaside entertainments along Llandudno Pier, and why not embark on a boat trip to marvel at the breath-taking coastline?Get a taste of Wales' incredible history and culture in the neighbouring Conwy, home to the 13th-century Conwy Castle, mediaeval town walls and Plas Mawr, a 16th-century residence still intact.If you prefer a rural retreat, Snowdonia National Park is within easy reach for unforgettable mountain hikes, idyllic vistas and villages, and plenty of outdoor activities, including Zip World!For your next family-friendly holiday in North Wales, book your stay at Gwynant The village of Dyserth lies below the slopes of Moel Hiraddug - designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty since 1985. The name Dyserth has evolved from the original Dissard which means “hermit’s cell” and was mentioned in the Domesday Book in 1086. The village is steeped in history and the remnants of previous dwellers are dotted around the landscape - from an ancient pre-Roman hill fort on the top of Moel Hiraddug to the industrial heritage of quarries and lime kilns. Visitors have been coming to Dyserth since the 18th century to enjoy the fresh air as it is situated several hundred feet above sea level. The village is renowned for its spectacular waterfall which cascades seventy feet from the River Ffyddion in the centre of the village near the church. The waterfall shop and café is open March to October.