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Ty Cerrig is a detached cottage in Nercwys. The cottage has a king-size double bedroom with en-suite bathroom, and downstairs, a kitchen, and a sitting room with dining area and woodburning stove. There is also a sofa bed in the lounge suitable for one guest. Outside is parking for two cars, and the cottage has a patio with furniture to the front and side. Ty Cerrig is a great base for walking or cycling or for touring North Wales, Cheshire or even across to Liverpool or Manchester. Note: One well-behaved dog welcome. There is a 150 Good Housekeeping Bond for future bookings with effect 13th February 2020.

Situated close to a well-known Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the pretty village of Nercwys boasts a lovely green, an old church and a traditional pub. Set in the beautiful Vale of Clwyd this charming village offers easy access to the surrounding hill ranges and Nercwys Forest - both of which provide wonderful walking, horse-riding and cycling routes. The area is an excellent location for bird watchers and nature lovers due to the Long Eared Owl population and the resident Muntjac Deer. Nearby is the busy market town of Mold which offers a good variety of shops, pubs and restaurants whilst slightly further afield is the Jacobean Nercwys Hall which was built in 1638 and boasts a display of over 20,000 articles known as the Gathering of Jewels.