The Byre

Llangollen's Steam Railway, the International Eisteddfod festival and horse-drawn canal boats are minutes away, while Chirk Castle and Erddig belong to the National Trust and lie within easy driving distance. Chester's medieval walls and cathedral make a straightforward outing. A pub stands a quarter-mile down the lane, and shops are roughly a mile off.

The Byre occupies a converted 18th-century sandstone farm building with wooden beams and handcrafted details throughout. Ground floor has a living room with freeview television and DVD player, a kitchen/dining room with electric cooker and dishwasher, and a wet room with shower. Upstairs, one bedroom holds a double bed and the other two singles; a bathroom with corner bath completes the floor. Essentials including bed linen, towels, wi-fi and electricity are provided. There is a laundry room with washing machine and tumble dryer (shared with other guests at Hall Farm Holiday Cottages). Outside, a lawned garden with patio, furniture and barbecue faces the property; private parking for three cars and a cycle store are available. No smoking inside.