Guests say
Ty Tabitha Wynne is highly praised for its peaceful and beautiful location, historical charm, and welcoming atmosphere. Guests consistently mention the cleanliness, comfort, and the thoughtful touches provided by the hosts, including a welcome basket. The cottage's restoration and maintenance are commended, and it serves as an excellent base for exploring North Wales or enjoying a tranquil retreat.
Reviewers consistently describe the cottage as immaculate and spotless, indicating a very high standard of cleanliness that contributes positively to their overall experience.
The property is lauded for its perfect location, offering a quiet setting with proximity to local walks and attractions. Its peacefulness and rural charm are frequently highlighted, although one review mentions it being far from attractions as a minor downside.
Guests find the beds comfortable and the cottage cosy, with a warm welcome and a home-from-home feeling. The presence of a log fire and the property's overall ambience contribute to a relaxing and comfortable stay.
The cottage is well-equipped with modern conveniences while retaining its historical features. Guests appreciate the full kitchen, bathroom amenities, and the generous supply of logs for the fire, although one review mentions unreliable Wi-Fi as a minor issue.
The hosts' thoughtfulness is frequently mentioned, with special notes on the welcome basket and personal touches. While these gifts are warmly received, it is important to note that such extras, while indicative of the hosts' hospitality, may vary and are not guaranteed for every stay.
About this property
Caerwys 1.5 miles. A charming Grade II listed, detached cottage dating back to the early 17th century, situated adjacent to the owner's home, in a peaceful rural setting just 1.5 miles from the Royal Charter town of Caerwys, in beautiful Flintshire. This cottage near Caerwys was the birthplace of Dr Thomas Wynne, the personal physician of William Penn and one of the original settlers of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
It offers an ideal central location for touring all of North Wales and Cheshire, and for enjoying the abundance of outdoor activities on offer in the area. This charming Caerwys cottage offers stylish accommodation, with an abundance of original character features including an exposed cobbled entrance hall, lead light windows, a feature bread oven housed next to a warming woodburning stove in an inglenook fireplace, original stone flag kitchen and exposed oak beams and timber frame throughout. A cosy sitting room welcomes you in to this Caerwys cottage, and the large fitted kitchen with dining area provides the ideal social area to cook, eat and relax. A spacious oak-framed bedroom enjoys delightful country views, as well as benefiting from a door that leads onto external stone stairs down to the pretty lawned garden with wildflower border. The town of Caerwys offers two pubs, a shop, Post Office and a butcher, plus the market towns of Mold, Denbigh and Ruthin, and the North Wales coast are close by, whilst further afield is the wonderful Snowdonia National Park. This Caerwys cottage will appeal to anyone looking for a quiet retreat or a lovely walking base from which to tour nearby Offa's Dyke and the surrounding areas of Wales.
The town of Caerwys in North Wales is situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and offers two pubs, a cafe/delicatessen, shop, Post Office, butcher, bowling green and tennis courts. Close by are the market towns of Mold, Denbigh and Ruthin with excellent shops and craft centres, and Prestatyn, which boasts a Blue Flag beach.
Accommodation
One family bedroom with 1 double and 1 single with en-suite shower, basin and WC.
Kitchen with dining area.
Sitting room with woodburning stove.
Oil central heating with woodburning stove.
Electric oven, halogen hob, microwave, fridge, dishwasher, TV with Freeview, DVD, CD/radio, WiFi.
Fuel, power and fuel for stove included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.Off road parking for 2 cars.
Bike storage in open barn.
Lawned garden with patio, BBQ and furniture.
Sorry, no smoking.
One well behaved dog welcome at a supplementary charge of £35 per week.
Shop 1.5 miles, pub 1 mile.
Note: One low beam in bedroom and two steps down to kitchen/diner.
Note: A door in the bedroom leads out onto external stone steps.
Note: Limited mobile phone signal.
Note: WiFi signal is limited.
Nearby points of interest
- Port Sunlight Museum
Reviews (50)
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Alison
Prefect location with beautiful scenery. The cottage had everything we needed for relaxing self catering holiday with our dog. Really enjoyed the wood burning fire in the evenings and the attention to detail from the host.
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David
The owner was very friendly and helpful. There is a local pub, The Dinorben Arms, serving excellent food, about 3.5 mls. away at Bodfari. We found it to be a good base to explore North Wales from. We would recommend this cottage 100%.
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John
If you want to get away, and still be close to a main road that can take you this way, that way, anyway really for the many places to see, the many places to enjoy that's all around the North Wales coast and beyond, then all in all, this is a nice place to be at. And what a pleasant host to stay with. Enjoyed ... and looking forward to going back. Cheers.