Wales - Ref 1377

Meliden was once a very important lead-mining town that made an important contribution to the area’s economy Today, it acts as a picturesque and historic base for visitors to explore the rest of the region There are a number of good pubs and restaurants in which to dine and Meliden has its own attraction in the form of Gop Hill; a Neolithic burial mound that provides evidence of man’s existence in the area since the Stone Age Nearby, Rhuddlan boasts its own majestic castle and there are a variety of National Trust properties to explore Prestatyn, another nearby town, has achieved the coveted Blue Flag status for its beach and now plays host to holidaymakers looking to relax on the golden sands or indulge in the many water sports on offer The historic city of Chester is also within easy reach, offering Roman ruins, designer shopping and evenings out This property was originally built in the 17th Century and has been restored and renovated to provide accommodation for groups of up to four people There are many features that give the cottage a unique and charming feel such a brick fireplace, a Victorian bed and iron-leaded windows Modern twists help to ensure a feeling of comfort such as the Shaker-style kitchen and a Jacuzzi bath in one of the two bathrooms .