A stunning North Wales holiday home just a short hour's drive from Liverpool is available to rent this summer. The Denbigh View in Llandyrnog is a luxury four-bed home with far-reaching views over the Clwydian Range and Snowdonia National Park. Perfect for a family holiday or get-together with friends, the house sleeps up to eight people and features underfloor heating, a feature fireplace, a decked balcony, 3D projector, and an open-plan living room and kitchen.
Set in 2.6 acres, nestled between two farms, the idyllic location is five miles from Ruthin, seven miles from Denbigh, and 12 miles from the beaches of Prestatyn. The luxurious retreat is available to book via holidaycottages.co.uk with availability from the end of July up to the end of the year.
Sun-drenched balcony and family BBQs
Guests can soak up rays on the sun-drenched balcony while sipping morning coffee, or enjoy a family BBQ on the patio. Explore scenic footpaths before visiting the local pub and taking a bubble bath back home. Each room of the architecturally designed home looks like a magazine feature, with a spiral staircase and bi-fold doors that open fully to let the outdoors in.
The Old Stable in Henryd
Alternatively, The Old Stable in Henryd is a converted stable and cart shed near the historic town of Conwy. The one-double-bed property boasts mountain views and sits against a 17th-century farmhouse, just 500 metres from Snowdonia National Park. Llandudno is a five-mile drive away, offering beaches, a pier, promenade, fun fair, cable car, and restaurants. Available via Sykes Cottages from September 2027, including October half-term nights.
Baltic Cabin in Liverpool
Those looking to host a get-together in Liverpool might consider The Baltic Cabin at Cains Brewery Village. The private cabin in the Baltic Triangle is within walking distance to Albert Dock, Liverpool One, and numerous food and nightlife venues. Available to book on Airbnb, it is described as 'perfect for contractors, couples, weekend breaks, small groups, and hen or stag parties' wanting to stay in the centre of the action.
