Ty'r Stocmon

Chirk, Wales, Clwyd

Ty’r Stocmon, a tempting cottage nestled in the lush grounds of Chirk Castle in Wales, offers a unique retreat for small families or groups of up to four friends. This newly-renovated accommodation, which translates to ‘the home of the stockman’ in Welsh, was once the residence of the estate’s stockman. Guests enjoy exclusive out-of-hours access to the castle grounds, allowing them to explore the award-winning gardens and extensive parkland directly from the cottage's front door, making it an ideal setting for relaxation and adventure.

The cottage features two cozy bedrooms and a bathroom located upstairs, while the downstairs area includes a welcoming sitting room with a log burner, perfect for warming up after a day of exploring. The kitchen provides direct access to a spacious open patio and seating area, ideal for alfresco dining or simply unwinding in the fresh air. Additionally, the property is pet-friendly, welcoming up to two dogs, making it a perfect getaway for those traveling with furry companions.

Surrounded by scenic walking trails, Ty’r Stocmon serves as a gateway to the stunning Ceiriog Valley and the historic Offa’s Dyke. The medieval Chirk Castle and its beautiful gardens are just a stone's throw away, along with 480 acres of parkland filled with wildlife, including wild ponies and sheep. Outdoor enthusiasts can engage in a variety of activities, from leisurely walks to adventurous Segway tours, ensuring a wealth of experiences right at their fingertips.

In addition to its picturesque setting, the cottage is conveniently located near charming historic towns such as Llangollen, Oswestry, and Welshpool. The nearby town of Chirk offers local shops and restaurants, as well as an 18-hole golf course for those looking to play a round. Visitors should not miss the breathtaking Chirk Aqueduct, a remarkable sight in the area. For those willing to venture further, the eastern fringes of Snowdonia National Park are less than an hour away, where guests can contribute to conservation efforts through their stay, helping to maintain vital footpaths in the region.