Bodfari is a place you may never have heard of yet, once seen, you will never forget. The North Wales town is steeped in beauty, with excellent amenities and comfortable cottages to rent that make it an ideal destination for a self-catering holiday at any time of the year. Bodfari is part of the Clwydian Range Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and perfect for lovers of the great outdoors, while its proximity to one of the most exciting and historic cities makes it a destination that appeals to visitors whose tastes encompass cosmopolitan as well as rural pleasures. Read more
Welcome to our Grade 2 listed barn conversion set in the stunning Vale Of Clwyd, North Wales. This contemporary and inviting haven is suitable for a large group of family or friends wishing to escape to the countryside with plenty of space, luxury and comfort. The property has 6 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, an expansive open plan kitchen/dining/living area, a games/studio room, snug, extra loos, a boot room, utility room and 2 external communal areas that includes an outisde kitchen, dining table/chairs, and comfortable seating. Surrounded by mountains and forests, beaches and castles, there is plenty to see and do in this Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Hire all four cottages for up to 23 guests. Enjoy hot tubs, heated pool, BBQs, EV charger, dog paddocks and fishing on our peaceful 30-acre farm – perfect for weddings and celebrations.
Large six-bedroom barn sleeping twelve with hot tub, heated pool, gas BBQ, EV charger, Wi-Fi and dog paddocks. Perfect for family gatherings and celebrations near Bodfari.
Two-bedroom cottage on a peaceful 30-acre farm near Bodfari. Heated pool, EV charger, Wi-Fi and dog paddocks. Ideal for small families or couples exploring North Wales.
Family-friendly cottage sleeping six on a 30-acre farm near Bodfari. Heated pool, EV charger, Wi-Fi and dog paddocks. Peaceful countryside base for exploring North Wales.
Romantic one-bedroom cottage with private hot tub on a peaceful 30-acre farm near Bodfari. Heated pool, fishing, EV charger, Wi-Fi and walks from the door. Perfect for couples and dog-friendly stays.
A delightful self-catering holiday cottage for couples or small families ideally placed right in the heart of Denbighshire's pretty village of Bodfari nestling amongst the Vale of Clwyd. Walkers and outdoor enthusiasts have both the Clwydian Range and Snowdonia to explore, along with the beautiful coastline and a wealth of attractions. Gastro pub on the doorstep!
Bodfari is a quiet Denbighshire village with an excellent pub, fantastic views of the Clwydian Hills and superb footpaths and cycling routes. Ty Hâf is a lovely two-bedroom cottage recently refurbished to provide a high standard of self-catering accommodation for four people. It has gardens at the front and the rear, and is within easy reach of beautiful beaches, historic castles, and lively market towns. Snowdonia National Park, Liverpool and Chester are all between half an hour to an hour's drive away, as is Anglesey providing endless choices for a day trip out.
With lots of character and a wonderful luxurious finish, this delightful holiday cottage sits at the foot of the Clwydian Hill Range in the village of Bodfari and is an ideal base for exploring this lovely part of North Wales (including Snowdonia National Park within easy driving distance). Whether you are looking to escape away for a romantic break or want to spend time with friends and family relaxing, walking and exploring the many delights of Denbighshire, Snowdonia and the Borderlands, Geinasfarm Cottage will provide a warm welcome. A pub and the Offa's Dyke are a short walk away.
A delightful single storey cottage for two sitting at the foot of the Clwydian Hill Range in the village of Bodfari, within easy driving distance of Snowdonia National Park in North Wales. Decorated in pretty pastel shades and complimented with a lovely log burner, Geinas Farmhouse Stable is a true romantic retreat for two.
A charming 18th Century holiday cottage in an elevated position 600ft above the Vale of Clwyd near Bodfari in North Wales. Breathtaking views, fantastic walks on the doorstep and the Snowdonia National Park within easy reach by car. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
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Bodfari is small and pretty, with a traditional atmosphere that feels timeless rather than stuck in the past. Much of the community’s social aspect centres around St Stephen’s Church and the adjacent Dinorben Arms pub, the latter of which is a top spot for a peaceful pint and a delicious home-cooked meal. Bodfari is tiny but manages to squeeze in a village shop, so you don’t have to walk far to pick up the basics.
Just four miles from Bodfari, the market town of Denbigh has everything else you may need for self-catering, including four supermarkets. Although the border between Wales and England is little more than symbolic these days, it was once a line to protect as evidenced by the substantial castle and town walls that have stood for nearly a thousand years. Denbigh is an excellent choice for a day out as, in addition to the castle, it has dozens of listed buildings housing independent shops, cafes and pubs, as well as a farmers’ market every Friday morning.
The Cwydian Range is gorgeous, with hills carpeted with purple heather and, in many instances, topped with ancient hill forts. It is a magnificent place for a walk, particularly with the long-distance Offa’s Dyke Path passing through the village as it stretches for 177 miles from Prestatyn in the north to Chepstow in the south. A beautiful walk to begin your exploration is the 10-mile route that starts in the village and passes along Offa’s Dyke to Moel-y-Gaer, Pen y Bryn and Cefn Du, before making its way to Candy Mill, Ty Draw and back along Offa’s Dyke to the village. Alternatively, it is possible to walk from Bodfari to Hendre via Moel Arthur.
Cycling is another favourite way to enjoy the gorgeous landscape with the hills and moors being popular with mountain bikers who appreciate having facilities like the trails at Coed Llandegla on the doorstep. The four-mile flat Prestatyn-Dysterth Way is ideal for families, as is the Rhuddlan to Rhyl Riverside Path (National Cycle Network Route 84).
Those who crave even more space will be delighted to be close to the mountains and lakes of the Snowdonia National Park.
It is easy to blend city pleasures with countryside charm when you stay in a cottage in Bodfari. The city of Chester, known by the Romans as Deva Victrix, is a relaxed 45-minute drive from the village with the award-winning Chester Zoo as well as fantastic places to shop, eat and drink. Liverpool is not much further away, reachable in around an hour’s drive from Bodfari. Formerly named as both a city of Music and Culture, Liverpool is always buzzing. See the waters of the famous Mersey River, walk in the footsteps of the Beatles, shop until you drop and experience its exciting and glamorous nightlife.
If you want a relaxing holiday where you can rest and recharge in beautiful surroundings without having to forgo the pleasures of historic cities and exciting nightlife, then choose Bodfari for your next holiday.
