Y Fferm

Pontblyddyn, Clwyd

Nestled on the outskirts of the picturesque village of Pontblyddyn in Clwyd, Wales, Y Fferm is a remarkable Grade I listed holiday home that offers a unique and character-filled retreat for families or groups of up to nine guests. This enchanting property, which has been open to the public for 30 years, is now available for overnight stays, inviting visitors to experience its rich history and charm. With its stunning oak beams, original oak doors, stone fireplaces, and woodburning stoves, Y Fferm provides a cozy atmosphere, perfect for an unforgettable escape in North Wales.

Upon arrival, guests are welcomed by a cobbled path leading to a porch area, ideal for shedding coats and boots after a journey. The spacious living and dining room features plush sofas, inviting guests to relax by the crackling woodburning stove while sharing stories of their day's adventures. The fully-equipped kitchen, complete with another woodburning stove, allows the designated chef to prepare delicious meals, which can be enjoyed at the dining table or alfresco in the expansive gardens, surrounded by stunning countryside views. The ground floor also includes a study with super-fast WiFi, catering to those needing to stay connected during their visit.

On the first floor, guests can unwind in a luxurious freestanding bath or refresh in a large walk-in shower after a day of exploration. This level features three character-filled bedrooms: a king-size room, a family room with a king-size bed and a single bed, and a child’s bunk room, all showcasing traditional wooden flooring, feature fireplaces, and exposed beams. Ascending to the second floor, visitors will discover an additional sitting room with a Smart TV and exposed stone walls, along with a spacious double bedroom that echoes the charming features found throughout the home.

Y Fferm is conveniently located near local amenities in Pontblyddyn, including the pub The Bridge Inn, where guests can enjoy a hearty meal. The village is also home to Plas Teg, a Grade I listed building known as the most haunted house in Wales, and the Pontblyddyn Cricket Ground, where visitors can catch a game. For those seeking more adventure, nearby Wrexham offers a variety of bars and restaurants, while the historic city of Chester, just a short drive away, boasts Roman gardens, Chester Castle, and the famous Chester Zoo. Choosing Y Fferm as your base ensures a memorable and enriching experience in the captivating landscapes of North Wales.

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