Henfaes Isaf
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- In March 2018 Henfaes Isaf was listed in The Sunday Times as one of the trendiest place to stay in the UK
- Perfect for groups or families, sleeps 6 with extensive gardens and a games room
- Ideal for walkers/cyclists
- 3 miles to pub/restaurant
- Short Breaks Welcome throughout the Year
- Set in beautiful countryside in the Upper Dee Valley
- WiFi
- Enclosed Garden
- Private Parking
- Real Fire
- Rural Location
- Family Friendly
- Period Cottage
- Cot Available
- Detached Property
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In March 2018 Henfaes Isaf was listed in The Sunday Times as one of the trendiest places to stay in the UK. Delightful Welsh farmhouse in the Upper Dee Valley with open fire, exposed beams and a beautiful garden.
- Far away from modern life and surrounded by unspoilt, beautiful countryside this unique traditional Welsh farmhouse is set in a lovely peaceful garden with lots of walks virtually on your doorstep - this is ideal mountain biking country too - see below for more information.
- This beautiful cottage is featured in the book Cool Places and in Julia Bradbury's Outdoor Guide as a walk-friendly location to stay.
- The farmhouse dates back several centuries, a former outhouse has 1770 carved on a wall, but the house probably was built in much earlier times and has now been sympathetically renovated with many original features still to be seen - beamed ceilings, an oak-panelled wall, bespoke wooden doors and windows with stained glass salvaged from ancient churches.
- The cosy sitting room has an inglenook fireplace complete with bread oven and comfortable yellow sofas which contrast with beautiful antique furniture and unique pieces handcrafted by previous generations of owners - a magnificent handcrafted dresser and dining table are features of the dining room.
- There are lovely bedrooms and a bathroom on the 1st floor and an old stable with a converted hayloft - a colourful games room with toys, games, large TV and a comfortable sofa - plus a telescope to explore the night sky.
- This tranquil location attracts a wide variety of birds, relax in the garden, dine alfresco and listen to evening birdsong - when daylight fades the night sky is filled with stars - a truly lovely sight which has to be seen to be believed!
3 bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 6. 1 Double, 1 Single and 1 Family bedroom with Double and Single beds, all on 1st floor.
Bathroom full suite - bath with shower over on 1st floor.
Kitchen fully fitted, electric hob and oven, microwave, larder fridge/freezer, dishwasher, table and 3 chairs.
Sitting Room inglenook fireplace with open fire, handmade grandfather clock, ancient wooden wall. 1 x 2 seater sofa 1 x 3 seater sofa, comfortable armchair, large flat screen TV, DVD, coffee table.
Dining Room large handcrafted dresser (with owner's name carved on it) handcrafted oak table and 6 chairs.
Utility Room (external access) with washing machine, WC and shower cubicle, plus central heating boiler.
Children's Playroom in former hay loft in external building - colourful room loads of toys & games, large flat screen TV, Wii, sofa and armchair. Care with toddlers please, steep steps to Playroom.
Grounds large mature enclosed garden surrounding property with garden furniture, swing seat and barbecue.
Please note: Take great care
with toddlers, steps and drops in garden area. Garden pond is not covered - keep children under supervision at all times in garden.
Additional Information
Short breaks - All year
WiFi - Yes
Changeover - Saturday
Towels - Yes
Parking - Yes, ample
Fuel - Gas central heating inclusive May to September. Outside these dates £30 p/w. Starter pack of logs free
Dogs - No
Travel cot - Yes
Highchair - Yes
Bed linen - Included as standard
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The cottage was everything we wanted. It was away from it all with stunning scenery, it was quiet except for the cuckoo, owl and woodpecker. Couldn't fault the cottage, it was exceptionally clean, everything was in its place, the garden (and you had a choice of where you sat) so peaceful. Walks straight from the door without having to use the car. Bliss!
Reply from: Quality Cottages Team
What a lovely review it just makes you want to visit, delighted that you enjoyed your stay.
Cottages was fab in a lovely setting
Reply from: Quality Cottages Team
Thank you for your review, glad you had a lovely stay.
Beautiful cottage, spacious and homely all at the same time which caters for all ages seamlessly.
Stunning location, beautiful old cottage decorated with love and care. Thoughtfully equipped with everything you might need. Kids playroom was a great bonus too!
One of the best properties we've ever stayed in. Great decor and location
If you've ever visited a holiday cottage before, you most likely have seen a guestbook in the property for guests to leave a review for others when they arrive. Each of the following comments was lovingly left by people just like you in the guestbook left at Henfaes Isaf.
Absolute gem of a cottage, lovely period features such as the inglenook fireplace. Weather was great so really enjoyed the alfresco dining in the evening. Had numerous clear skies so the star gazing was a real treat! The most peaceful and tranquil setting, really don't want to go back to a busy town/city. Surrounding areas are stunning, really enjoyed the waterfalls at Pistyll Rhayader and Conwy Falls. Barmouth also a great beach! Thanks for a wonderful stay, definitely relaxed and chilled! Hope to return one day!
Lots of reasons why this is one of the best holiday cottages we have ever stayed in; the location, the facilities, the décor, little homely touches like the teaset in the bedroom. We've had lovely walks from the cottage up the hills, and to forts and standing stones nearby.
This has been a wonderful time, our hearts and minds refreshed and prepared for return to work and school. To our 7 and 13 year old boys this has been a real eye-opener and they have discovered a love of rambling. From sitting watching the butterflies on the swing seat to meeting ponies on a ramble â fantastic. Three generations have loved being here â thank you. Hoping to come back soon.
What a lovely cottage this is, in a heavenly tranquil location and so excellently appointed in such good taste and with such attention to comfort and detail! We had a fantastic week with mixed weather, enjoying the many seating areas inside and in the pretty garden, and going for long rambles in the beautiful Welsh hills. The welcoming pack including a nice Chardonnay was consumed with gusto and thanks, and all in all we are sorry to have to leave! We'll certainly spread the word in Holland, and come back to this little slice of heaven!
Thank you so much for letting us share your wonderful house. The setting is so beautiful and the house so comfortable. We enjoyed the peace and tranquillity in the heart of nature. The welcome gifts were really appreciated. I loved the garden and exploring around the fields. Our little grand-daughter really loved the play room and pottering around outside. Thank you again. We would love to come back someday.
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Excellent Walks from your doorstep
- Henfaes Isaf lies just off the Tegid Way - just one of the excellent walks from the cottage. There is a wonderful circular walk - the Wayfarer's Memorial, leading up to Cadair Bronwen - views across the whole of the Berwyn Range - then returning back to the farmhouse via Ty Uchaf, an ancient stone circle.
- Cynwyd Waterfalls are a short walk away across the fields - care here there are steep drops. Walk along the River Dee from an ancient historic bridge to discover small pebbly beaches - sure to appeal to small children and perhaps older ones too!
- Maps for these walks can be found in the farmhouse for guests to borrow - mountain bikers can take the circular route from the farmhouse via the Wayfarer's Memorial.
Places to Eat
- In Llandrillo (3 miles) is an excellent small restaurant The Berwyn, homemade food served with a warm welcome (booking advisable, open Thurs-Sun).
- Also in Llandrillo is Tyddyn LLan, highly acclaimed in all the good food guides and the possessor of a Michelin Star - one of Wales's foremost restaurants, set in this lovely remote location (booking advisable).
- 15-minutes' drive away is Pale Hall hotel, an impressive, recently renovated Victorian manor where you can enjoy a cream tea or even a full Afternoon tea for a special treat.
- The acclaimed Rhug Estate Farm Shop is within 3 miles and sells organic meat & vegetables from the estate. There is also a restaurant serving food until 17:30, but for a quick snack try their bison hamburgers from the takeaway.
- Llangollen has a lively pub The Corn Mill on the banks of the River Dee with spectacular views of the town and river rushing past. The menu is excellent and the atmosphere is cosy (booking advisable).
Bala Lake
- This is the largest natural lake in Wales and has an adventure centre here where you can hire canoes and sailing boats, use as a beach for swimming and paddling - ideal for small children.
- A miniature railway track runs along one side of the lake and there are designated picnic spots all along the shore - follow the path over the wooden foot bridge to a hidden beach and rope swings.
Bala Golf Club
- Visitors are warmly welcomed to play a round of golf on Bala's 10 hole course, 1000 feet above sea level with fabulous views of the lake below.
Day Tickets - Corwen & District Angling Club
- Quality Game fishing, world famous for grayling fishing and the largest single game fishery on the Welsh river Dee. Also fish for salmon, brown trout, or sea trout. There are opportunities for catching salmon with bait and spinners. Guest tickets are available from Paul Ainsworth T. 07716 489 620.
Llangollen
- Take the Llangollen Railway steam train from from nearby Corwen for a scenic ride along the Dee Valley to Llangollen
- There is lots to enjoy here from white water rafting for the adventurous to pleasant walks along the canal to Pontcysyllte Aqueduct to admire Telford's magnificent feat of engineering. This 11 mile stretch of canal was awarded World Heritage status in 2009.
- The famous Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod is held here annually in July with world class music and dance.
Ruthin
- This is a historic town with many medieval buildings including Wales's oldest timber framed house as well as the old jail with its grim reminder of past times.
- Markets are held regularly in the town centre and there is also the Ruthin Craft Centre and an interesting Art Trail.
Snowdonia Family Attractions within an hour's drive
- Get Wet The Adventure Company 5 miles away
- Zip World and Forest Coaster Betwys y Coed
- Zip World Velocity Europe's longest zip wire, Blaenau Ffestiniog
- Surf Snowdonia, Dolgarrog
- The beautiful beaches of Barmouth and Fairbourne
- Bounce Below, Blaenau Ffestiniog
- One Planet Adventure Mountain Biking, Llandegla and LLandegla Laser Combat.
Year round Welsh holidays can be enjoyed in this charming Dee Valley farmhouse packed with period features and every modern comfort.
See below for a selection of pubs, restaurants, and eateries near Henfaes Isaf.
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The farm shop sells a wide range of products besides meat. There is also has an award winning cafe.
A traditional free house with food, a good selection of real ales and wines. At night the pub becomes a local venue hosting all types of music.
Traditional 17thC coaching inn serving fine ales and home cooked food.
Moel Farnau, Moel Findeg and Loggerheads Country Park are all within easy walking distance. Open Mon - Fri 5pm - 11pm, Sat 12noon - 11pm, Sun 12noon - 6pm, Bank Holiday 12 noon - 11pm Food served Mon - Sat (except Tues quiz night) 5.30pm -8.30pm Sat lunch 12.30 - 3pm, Sun lunch 12 noon - 6pm
Chef Jones' aim is to cook interesting local fresh food.
Head chef Jason Stock gained 2 AA rosettes in his previous appointment. At Pwll Gwyn nothing is bought in everything including bread and pastries is homemade. The very best local produce is served with care attention and a smile.
The bistro bar is open to non residents. Wednesday to Sunday for lunch (12.30 - 2.00) : Wednesday to Saturday for dinner (7 -9.30)
Good beer and good food served in the bar or restaurant. Open all day everyday
Hearty all day breakfasts, lunches and light snacks located in the Pinnacles Stores
Third generation butchers shop specialising in local meats. Watch cutting, preparation & processing.
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