This 14th century farmhouse is a charming unique dwelling that invites exploration of its history and beauty. You will be amazed with its wealth of oak beams and inglenook fireplaces and also the Queen Ann panelled dining room and wattle and daub sitting room in which guests are offered a chance to unwind in a totally relaxed, homely, family atmosphere with a supply of books and magazines.

The guest bedrooms provide comfortable and spacious en-suite accommodation. The rooms are tastefully decorated and furnished with brass bedsteads and armchairs, in keeping with the house and all have views of this beautiful and unspoiled countryside. A cellar conversion for games and a pool table are provided for an evening of entertainment. Enjoy first class home baked food of the highest quality.

Rhydonnen is steeped in history. The Sheriff of Denbighshire lived here and other features such as the Priest Hole, the tunnel and the 800 year old yew tree that dominates the entrance of the Black and White listed building are evidence of a rich heritage. The walled garden provides a panoramic view of the Vale of Clwyd and the Clwydian Range.

Walkers, cyclists and tourist are within easy reach of Offa’s Dyke, Moel Famau and the historical market town of Ruthin with its unique timber framed buildings, shops and castle. Your host will guarantee a warm and welcoming stay and offer all the comforts and amenities for the modern day traveller.

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