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Situated in the picturesque village of Dyserth, Clwyd, this immaculate bungalow offers a delightful retreat for families eager to explore the stunning coastal landscapes of North Wales. With accommodations for four guests across two well-appointed bedrooms, the property boasts a modern interior design and high-quality finishes throughout. The inviting hallway leads into a contemporary kitchen, where a breakfast bar provides the perfect spot for morning coffee while overlooking the beautifully maintained gardens. The bright lounge area features patio doors that open onto a private terrace, ideal for gatherings with loved ones or unwinding in the outdoor hot tub.
The expansive garden lawn is a wonderful playground for children, complete with a wooden swing, allowing parents to relax on the patio after a day of adventures. A spacious conservatory serves as a bright dining area, where families can come together for meals while enjoying views of the surrounding greenery. The bungalow includes a luxurious bathroom equipped with an indulgent waterfall shower and a pea-shaped bath for soothing relaxation after hiking or exploring the area. The king-size bedroom offers serene views of the gardens and mountains, complemented by a cozy seating nook for reading or quiet reflection.
Dyserth is renowned for its captivating waterfall, located just half a mile from the property, along with historical attractions such as castle ruins and charming tea rooms. A short drive leads to the nearby town of Rhuddlan, where visitors can explore Rhuddlan Castle, stroll through the scenic nature reserve, or ascend the historic mound of Twthill Castle. The North Wales coastline is easily accessible, featuring popular seaside destinations like Prestatyn's Blue Flag beaches, the sandy dunes of Talacre Beach, and Rhyl with its family-friendly attractions including the SeaQuarium and Pavilion Theatre.
For those seeking further adventures, the breathtaking Snowdonia National Park offers a wealth of outdoor activities, while National Trust sites such as Bodnant Garden and Bodysgallen Hall provide additional exploration opportunities. The Victorian seaside town of Llandudno, known for its Great Orme and the Welsh Mountain Zoo, is also within reach. Cesail Y Mynydd stands out as a stylish property in an ideal location, making it the perfect base for families eager to uncover the diverse attractions and natural beauty that North Wales has to offer.
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