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Glyndyfrdwy, Denbighshire
A two bedroom house for four above Glyndyfrdwy with an enclosed garden, a balcony, two patios, a wood burner and three dogs welcome.
The view arrives before the house does. Glyndwr stands above Glyndyfrdwy looking straight down the valley, dog friendly, four people in two bedrooms with a single bathroom, and three dogs allowed on the booking. The owner asks that they stay off the beds and the furnishings and that the hair is cleared up before you go, which is a plain rule plainly put.
Outdoor space comes here in pieces rather than as one lawn: a balcony off the lounge, two patios and a covered area with seating in it, all inside the enclosed garden. Three dogs spread across that more happily than they would across a single square of grass, and the front porch has room for the leads, the coats and whatever came back muddy.
Inside, the kitchen opens through to a lounge and dining room with a wood burner, and patio doors out of it. The twin is on that floor with a Juliet balcony of its own, and the stairs carry on up to a king under the roof with another. In the bathroom a free standing bath sits beside a separate shower, which settles the argument between a dog fresh from the river and somebody who wants a long soak.
Glyndyfrdwy was Owain Glyndwr's own manor, and the mound he raised his standard on still stands in a field below the village. The heritage line stops here too, so a steam engine comes through twice an afternoon and a dog that has never met one will have views. Carrog is the next station down, a stone bridge over the water with a green beside it, and the path between the two villages is flat the whole way.
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from £658 for 7 nights
Glyndwr takes 3 dogs and is booked through holidaycottages.co.uk.
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At a Glance
- Dogs Welcome
- 3 dogs
- Enclosed Garden
- Yes
- Detached family house with enclosed garden perfect for family and friends to relax with lots to do nearby
- Sleeps
- 4 guests
- Rooms
- 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom
- Price
- from £658 / 7 nights
- Grading
- 4 star
- Arrival
- in from 16:00, out by 10:00
- Facilities
- Bbq, Open fire, Parking, Wifi
Glyndwr from £658 for 7 nights
Book with holidaycottages.co.ukFrequently Asked Questions
Is Glyndwr dog friendly?
Yes, Glyndwr welcomes up to three dogs on a booking. The enclosed garden has a balcony, two patios and a covered seating area, giving multiple dogs room to spread out, and there's a front porch for stashing muddy leads, coats and anything else that came back from the walk.
Are dogs allowed at Glyndwr year round?
The listing doesn't specify any seasonal restrictions on dogs, so there's nothing to suggest they aren't welcome throughout the year. If you have any specific queries about your dates, it's worth checking directly with the owner.
What should I know before visiting Glyndwr with my dog?
The owner asks that dogs stay off the beds and furnishings, and that hair is cleared up before you leave — a straightforward rule, plainly put. It's also worth knowing that the nearby heritage railway runs steam engines through Glyndyfrdwy twice an afternoon, so a dog that hasn't encountered one before may find it an experience.
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Glyndwr from £658 for 7 nights
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