CEDAR GARDENS
Sleeps up to six guests
in 2 king size bedrooms and 1 twin room
Please note this is a no smoking & no pets allowed property
To check availability and price contact us by email at contact@cedargardens.wales
Welcome to Cedar Gardens, a tranquil self-catering cottage nestled amidst nature's beauty. Our cottage provides a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Whether you're looking for a peaceful retreat or an adventurous getaway, Cedar Gardens offers the perfect setting for your vacation.
Summary
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Three bedrooms: 2 x ground-floor king-size
1 x ground-floor twin
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2 x shower rooms with, walk-in showers, basins and WCs
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First-floor kitchen with, breakfast bar
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Ground floor Kitchenette
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First-floor utility
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First-floor dining room
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Ground floor Sitting room
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External garden room with, woodburning stove
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Oil central heating
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Electric double oven and, ceramic hob, 3 x microwave, fridge, fridge/freezer, washer/dryer, dishwasher, TV with FreeSat, WiFi, DVD, CD/radio, selection of books and DVDs
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Fuel, power and fuel for woodburner inc. in rent
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Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
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Ample off road parking
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Rear enclosed lawned gardens with covered arbor, private patio, furniture and barbecue
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Balcony with furniture
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Sorry, no pets and no smoking
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Shop 2 miles, pub 9 mins walk
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Note: Some first floor rooms are locked and used for storage by the owner
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Note: The balcony can become slippery during wet weather, care to be taken
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Please Note: there are 3 steps external and stairs up & down inside house.
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The Property
A delightful detached cottage, set in the grounds of Llanbedr Hall, on the foothills of Moel Famau, in the village of Llanbedr-Dyffryn-Clwyd, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
With far-reaching country views, featuring three balconies to relish the scenic views and expansive private gardens spanning half an acre, this residence offers an idyllic escape for families with children or adults seeking a tranquil setting for a vacation in beautiful North Wales.
As you approach this property down the private drive, you will enjoy breathtaking views across the Vale of Clwyd towards Ruthin Castle, and as you arrive at the entrance you will catch sight of the beautiful gardens just waiting to be explored.
Enter Cedar Gardens onto a half landing and then venture up to the bright and airy dining room with a picture window.
This splendid room leads out onto a balcony, the ideal spot for coffee after dinner.
A door from the dining room leads to the modern and well-equipped kitchen with a breakfast bar for enjoying tea and toast, leading out onto the spacious covered balcony where breathtaking views can be enjoyed, with particular impact provided by the ancient and majestic Cedar of Lebanon tree at the edge of the lawn.
About the location
LLANBEDR-DYFFRYN-CLWYD
Ruthin 2.5 miles
The lovely rural village of Llanbedr-Dyffryn-Clwyd stands in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the gentle slopes of the beautiful Vale of Clwyd, boasting an old church and a pub, which serves food. The quaint medieval market town of Ruthin with its attractive half-timbered buildings and charming market square is just 2.5 miles away. It provides a great range of shops and cafes and is home to a Craft Centre housing works by many internationally recognised artists and craftsmen. The magnificent surrounding countryside boasts an array of stunning scenic walks and off-road cycle trails, with both the Clwydian Hill Range and the Offa's Dyke Pathway close by. With Loggerheads Country Park, the Clocaenog Forest, Llangollen's Horse Shoe Pass and the Snowdonia Mountain Range all within easy reach, this great location has something for everyone.properties.
Cedar Gardens History
Bob McQueen's father bought Llanbedr Hall Estate in a derelict condition in 1955. He transformed the estate into a hamlet of cottages and a hotel and country club which he operated until 1978 when he decided to retire to Southport and gave the property to Bob.
In the 1970s Bob and Annie took a 5-year break from their professional careers in California and ran a retreat center on the estate called Bryn Coed (wooded hill). Participants were people from all walks of life who were seeking insights into how to live a happy and healthy life and make a positive contribution to society. Bob and Annie returned to California in 1981. They kept their Llanbedr Hall Estate property until after Bob’s Dad died. When they sold Llanbedr Hall and grounds in 2003, they retained ownership of the southern wing as a second home and named the property Cedar Gardens.
Bob and Annie live in California and visit family and friends in the UK normally twice a year. They have been very fortunate in finding excellent managers to care for and upgrade Cedar Gardens. The manager for the past 24 years is Peter Jones who has been a visionary and architect of the many resources and amenities we now enjoy.
Cedar Gardens has been and continues to be Bob and Annie McQueen's home in Wales. Spending time at Cedar Gardens has made an important contribution to dissipating the stress in their lives and rejuvenating their spirits. For many years Bob and Annie made Cedar Gardens available as a retreat space for family and friends. About 7 years ago they decided to offer Cedar Gardens, on a weekly basis, as a retreat space for others if who seek a special place to rejuvenate their spirits. The guestbook shows how valuable visiting Cedar Gardens has been for so many guests.
