68 Denbighshire Cottages

With 68 Holiday Cottages to compare in Denbighshire you have plenty of options for self catering holiday accommodation in Denbighshire. If you know the town or area within Denbighshire where you want to base your holiday then you can use the menu on the right to filter the results. Cottages come in all shapes and sizes so whether you are a couple seeking a romantic break in Denbighshire or a group of 15+ you will find a property that will fit your needs.

The Shippon (Corwen) sleeps a maximum of 4 people.

Price: £ from £ 263

Summer House (Corwen) sleeps a maximum of 4 people. Surrounded by parkland - This charming Victorian property overlooks the sunken garden and pond, said to have been designed by Capability Brown. Set on the owners private estate it is surrounded by parkland where golf fishing and horse riding are all available.

Price: £ from £ 276

Glasgwm (Llangollen) sleeps a maximum of 11 people.

Price: £ 905 - £1869

Clawdd Offa (Mold) sleeps a maximum of 9 people. This spacious barn conversion offers woodburners and a hot tub, in addition to all the home comforts.

Price: £ 708 - £1734

Bryn Rodyn (Mold) sleeps a maximum of 4 people. This delightful detached bungalow is situated in the village of Graigfechan, with stunning views over the surrounding countryside.

Price: £ 244 - £644

Erbistock Mill (Llangollen) sleeps a maximum of 10 people. Enjoying a spectacular setting on the banks of the River Dee (fishing not permitted), this unique, converted water mill retains many atmospheric original working parts. Surrounded by natural woodland, it boasts spiral staircases and a charming (partly enclosed) balcony overlooking the river and weir. Ideal for large families and group get-togethers, situated in the enchanting hamlet of Erbistock, perfectly placed for peace. The holiday property provides an ideal touring base for the Vale of Llangollen and beyond, with plenty of places to see and things do for all the family. The city of Chester is within 30 minutes drive, watch the canal boats at Ruabon, visit the woodland village of Chirk with its mountainous landscape or the many other picturesque villages nearby. Spend a day in the charming town of Llangollen, a small town steeped in myth and legend. The town is perhaps better known for hosting the International Music Eisteddfod in the summer, where thousands of visitors flock every July, but even if visiting out of season there is no shortage of things to do. Visit the home of the 'Ladies of Llangollen', Plas Newydd, one of Wales' famous tourist attractions. Children can experience life as a Victorian and be subjected to a lesson by Victorian schoolmasters at 'The Victorian School and Museum'. Travel on part of the Llangollen Steam Railway, passing scenes of the River Dee along the way, wander around the shops or enjoy riverside walks. Inn 500 yards.

Price: £ from £ 571

Tyddyn Daws Bach (Mold) sleeps a maximum of 3 people. Recently renovated to a very high standard, this single storey cottage is nestled at the foot of the Clwyd Hills and is an ideal holiday cottage for a couple or small family. There are captivating farmland views from the large patio doors leading from the open plan living area to the garden where you may sit comfortably and plan the day ahead. There is a superb, fully equipped kitchen and open plan living area and tow comfortable bedrooms. The garden is shared with the occupier of the main house and consists of a nicely gravelled seating area as well as a large grassed garden. At the top of the garden is a pretty summerhouse, and seating from which to enjoy the lovely views of the surrounding meadows dotted with sheep. Cadole sits conveniently between Mold, which is a popular market town, and Ruthin, renowned for its interesting medieval architecture, shops and pubs.

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Libbys Lodge (Llangollen) sleeps a maximum of 2 people.

Peacefully set at the end of a private rural lane, this charming, detached, single-storey holiday property enjoys wonderful walks from the doorstep alongside the famous Llangollen Canal towards the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct. Nestling beside another holiday cottage, it enjoys its own enclosed patio area and a superb location just 3 miles from bustling Llangollen with its fine selection of amenities and a myriad of visitor attractions, including horse drawn canal boat rides, steam trains and white water rafting. Golf and fishing can also be enjoyed locally. Shop, pub and restaurant 1 mile.

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The Coach House (Llangollen) sleeps a maximum of 2 people.

Price: £ 239 - £595

Bryn Uchaf (Mold) sleeps a maximum of 6 people. One of three properties dating back over 200 years and enjoying a rural location with coastal views. Direct access onto cycle routes and many walks.

Price: £ 302 - £967