1 / 24Cae Madog Farm
Gwynfryn, Wrexham
A period farmhouse at Gwynfryn near Wrexham sleeping six, with mountain views, a wood burner, a hot tub, a games room and an elevated enclosed garden, two dogs welcome.
A wide 17th century door opens into Cae Madog Farm, a charming period farmhouse in the village of Gwynfryn, looking out to the mountains. Here six guests and their two dogs get a dog friendly farmhouse to themselves, and the owner says its garden is enclosed for peace of mind with children and dogs alike.
Exposed beams, fireplaces and interesting features run right through the house. The creatively designed kitchen comes with all the thoughtful little extras and a separate utility, and the spacious dining room is set for long meals together. Leather suites and a Smart TV furnish the lounge around its feature fireplace, and when the wood burner gets going the dogs settle into its glow. A conservatory is there to embrace the view, door open on a summer night.
Three lovely bedrooms are upstairs, two king bedrooms, one of which is en suite, and a cosy twin room, with a stylish bathroom besides. The enclosed garden is in an elevated position, with fabulous countryside views from sunrise to sunset: a hot tub, a patio set for alfresco dining around a charcoal BBQ, a lounger on the lawn, and a games room for table football and air hockey. Cattle graze in the fields and the birdsong carries while the dogs patrol the grass. A bike store and an outside tap are handy after a muddy walk.
Footpaths and cycle routes start from the farmhouse, so the dogs are on new ground within minutes, and One Planet Adventure at Llandegla is right on the doorstep. Erddig and Chirk Castles, the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct and the horse drawn canal boat at Llangollen are all within reach, and Chester has its old city walls, cathedral and zoo.
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from £1,072 for 7 nights
Cae Madog Farm takes 2 dogs and is booked through holidaycottages.co.uk.
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At a Glance
- Dogs Welcome
- 2 dogs
- Enclosed Garden
- Yes
- Enclosed garden with hot tub, games room, patio with garden furniture and charcoal BBQ | Ample off-road parking | Shop 1
- Dog Facilities
- Outdoor tap
- Sleeps
- 6 guests
- Rooms
- 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
- Price
- from £1,072 / 7 nights
- Grading
- 4 star
- Arrival
- in from 16:00, out by 10:00
- Facilities
- Games, Hot tub, Open fire, Parking, Wifi
Cae Madog Farm from £1,072 for 7 nights
Book with holidaycottages.co.ukFrequently Asked Questions
Is Cae Madog Farm dog friendly?
Cae Madog Farm is thoroughly dog friendly — two dogs are welcome, and the whole property has been designed with them in mind. The enclosed garden takes in the hot tub, patio and games room, so dogs can move freely between all of it without anyone worrying about a gate.
Are dogs allowed at Cae Madog Farm year round?
The listing doesn't specify seasonal restrictions on dogs, but nothing in the property details suggests otherwise. It's worth confirming directly with the owner when you book, particularly if you're planning a visit around a busy period.
What should I know before visiting Cae Madog Farm with my dog?
The property welcomes up to two dogs, and the fully enclosed garden means they can be outside unsupervised without any escape risk. Inside, the low doorways and farmhouse layout are well suited to dogs, and the utility room provides a practical spot for washing muddy paws after a day out on the trails at nearby Llandegla forest or Esclusham Mountain.
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Cae Madog Farm from £1,072 for 7 nights
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