
Hen Dy Bryn Mawndy is a converted stone barn in the hills above Corwen, Denbighshire. Exposed beams frame the living spaces. Original stone walls add character throughout. The vaulted ceiling in the main room creates a sense of space. An open fire warms the sitting area on cooler evenings.
The barn sits in open countryside with views across the Dee Valley. Fields stretch out in every direction. You can see the Berwyn Mountains from the windows. The rural setting offers peace and quiet.
This barn sleeps six guests across three bedrooms. Two doubles and one twin room provide flexible sleeping arrangements. The bathroom has a bath and shower. The open-plan kitchen and dining area flows into the sitting room.
Hen Dy Bryn Mawndy is a converted stone barn in the hills above Corwen, Denbighshire. Exposed beams frame the living spaces. Original stone walls add character throughout. The vaulted ceiling in the main room creates a sense of space. An open fire warms the sitting area on cooler evenings.
The barn sits in open countryside with views across the Dee Valley. Fields stretch out in every direction. You can see the Berwyn Mountains from the windows. The rural setting offers peace and quiet.
This barn sleeps six guests across three bedrooms. Two doubles and one twin room provide flexible sleeping arrangements. The bathroom has a bath and shower. The open-plan kitchen and dining area flows into the sitting room. Oak doors and original features appear throughout.
Llangollen lies 6 miles away (12 minutes). Visit the steam railway or walk the canal towpath. Snowdonia National Park begins 15 miles west (25 minutes). Chirk Castle sits 8 miles south (15 minutes). Lake Bala offers watersports 12 miles away (20 minutes).
Hen Dy Bryn Mawndy suits families and groups wanting mountain access and countryside walks. The barn conversion character and valley views make it special.
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Thick stone walls and authentic barn features create a cosy atmosphere. The original stonework has been carefully preserved throughout the conversion.
High vaulted ceilings in the main living space give an airy feel. The exposed roof timbers and beams showcase traditional barn architecture.
The wood-burning stove provides warmth and atmosphere on chilly evenings. Perfect for gathering around after days exploring the Welsh hills.
Panoramic views across the valley and towards the Berwyn Mountains. The elevated position offers stunning countryside vistas from the windows.
Peaceful hillside setting surrounded by fields and farmland. The quiet countryside location feels miles from anywhere yet remains accessible.
Walking routes start from the door into the surrounding hills. Snowdonia National Park and the Berwyn range lie within easy reach.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach Hen Dy Bryn Mawndy by car, take the A5 through Corwen and follow signs towards Cynwyd. Turn onto the mountain road heading south. The barn is accessible via a country lane with off-road parking available.
For those travelling by rail, the nearest station is Ruabon, approximately 14 miles away. From there, a taxi will take you through the Dee Valley to your countryside retreat.
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