Rurally set, converted farm Dairy, sleeps three

The Dairy, is one of three holiday cottages in our stone built, converted farm buildings. Surrounded by fields and open mountain, which can be explored from the doorstep. The cottage is light and airy, with a galleried hall and landing, but still a cosy place to stay. There is a well equipped kitchen with dining table, lounge, downstairs loo; upstairs a double and single bedroom and wet room. Rurally located but close to the A55 giving access to the best North Wales has to offer. Car essential. The cottage is neutrally decorated throughout. The wet room has a walk in shower and Velux window. The kitchen has a dishwasher to give more time doing what you enjoy. The Dairy has underfloor heating powered by an environmentally friendly air source heat pump. While the Dairy has a maximum occupancy of 3, it can be booked with the adjoining Shippon and Bullroom to provide accommodation for 9. Ample parking is provided in the yard outside the cottage The cottage is located adjacent to our garden, and we are on hand if there is anything you need. Rhes-y-cae is located on Halkyn Mountain, a site of special scientific interest. The mountain is owned by the Duke of Westminster and sheep roam freely. While there are no immediate amenities, our local service station is 4 miles away and has a well stocked shop selling local produce. We have a number of local pubs serving real ale and homemade food. Our local town of Mold has the usual supermarkets, along with banks, cafes and restaurants. Theatre Clwyd in Mold is an excellent venue for live theatre and cinema. We are rurally located with no public transport so a car is essential. The Dairy has a maximum occupancy of 3, including adults and children. The kitchen has an under-counter fridge with no freezer compartment. There are no laundry facilities. Our duvets and pillows are feather and down, hypoallergenic alternatives are available on request.