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Self catering accommodation in North Wales with holiday homes and cottages for rental in Mold
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Beautiful Grade I Manor on the border of Wales The property is a Grade 1 listed Jacobean Manor just inside Wales, near Chester, and about a mile from an attractive market town. The house consists of an oak panelled central hall, complete with family portraits, for general entertaining with a drawing-room and dining-room off it. There are four double bedrooms and four bathrooms on the first floor with a further three double bedrooms with two...
Prices from £5407.00 per week
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Self-catering accommodation in North Wales with holiday homes and cottages for rental in Mold
Mold self-catering accommodation is found in and near a pretty market town in the North Welsh county of Flintshire. Here you’ll be surrounded by delightful country landscapes, with rolling hills peaks not far away to the southwest. Also close to Mold holiday homes is the coast – Talacre has long been a popular destination in the summer, and sits about half an hour away to the north, offering huge sandy beaches, and is noted for its iconic lighthouse. If you’re a keen walker or mountain biker then there are plenty of scenic spots for outdoor recreation around Mold self-catering cottages. Moel Famau would be an excellent place to go – at more than 500 metres it’s the tallest hill in the Clwdian Range and is part of a country park.
There are numerous interesting places to visit while on holiday at a cottage in Mold. The city of Chester, is only 20 minutes across the border to the east. It’s a charming and historic place, with numerous examples of Roman and medieval architecture. You could make your way here from Mold holiday homes to see the historic walls, amphitheatre and Roman gardens. The Norman cathedral is also impressive, and the old streets of the city are lined with centuries old half-timbered buildings. If you’re a golf fan then there are plenty of courses close to Mold cottages. There are five in the vicinity, including Northop Country Park, Mold, Hawarden, Padeswood and Buckley and Old Padeswood.
Weather
At holiday rentals in North Wales the weather is consistently mild all year round. Summers are moderately warm, with beach weather common from June to August.
Best Time to Visit
Summer is the best time to be at Mold self-catering accommodation, when there’s a fantastic variety of things to see and do within easy reach.
Reaching Mold
If you’re travelling by air then Liverpool Airport (LPL) is no more than 45 minutes by road from holiday homes and cottages in Mold.
Mold self-catering accommodation is found in and near a pretty market town in the North Welsh county of Flintshire. Here you’ll be surrounded by delightful country landscapes, with rolling hills peaks not far away to the southwest. Also close to Mold holiday homes is the coast – Talacre has long been a popular destination in the summer, and sits about half an hour away to the north, offering huge sandy beaches, and is noted for its iconic lighthouse. If you’re a keen walker or mountain biker then there are plenty of scenic spots for outdoor recreation around Mold self-catering cottages. Moel Famau would be an excellent place to go – at more than 500 metres it’s the tallest hill in the Clwdian Range and is part of a country park.
There are numerous interesting places to visit while on holiday at a cottage in Mold. The city of Chester, is only 20 minutes across the border to the east. It’s a charming and historic place, with numerous examples of Roman and medieval architecture. You could make your way here from Mold holiday homes to see the historic walls, amphitheatre and Roman gardens. The Norman cathedral is also impressive, and the old streets of the city are lined with centuries old half-timbered buildings. If you’re a golf fan then there are plenty of courses close to Mold cottages. There are five in the vicinity, including Northop Country Park, Mold, Hawarden, Padeswood and Buckley and Old Padeswood.
Weather
At holiday rentals in North Wales the weather is consistently mild all year round. Summers are moderately warm, with beach weather common from June to August.
Best Time to Visit
Summer is the best time to be at Mold self-catering accommodation, when there’s a fantastic variety of things to see and do within easy reach.
Reaching Mold
If you’re travelling by air then Liverpool Airport (LPL) is no more than 45 minutes by road from holiday homes and cottages in Mold.
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