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Grade 2 Listed Luxury Barn Near Ruthin | The-Longbarn

X6
Dog FriendlyNear PubReal FireFarm Stay
Denbighshire
 
 

A stunning converted property, The Longbarn is an impressive Grade 2 listed luxury barn near Ruthin, set in a beautiful location with uninterrupted views of the surrounding countryside. With three double bedrooms, each with private bathroom, it's a wonderful property for a large family, group of friends but also an ideal location for couples and individuals. Within walking distance of Ruthin, this North East Wales location is ideal for exploring the dramatic landscapes of the The Clwydian Range and Dee Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and a number of pretty market towns nearby.

A side door in the private enclosed garden opens up into the old dairy barn's utility room to the end of the building. Featuring a washing machine, tumble dryer and sink, it's the ideal spot to take off muddy walking boots and coats before heading into the main living space. A handy downstairs cloakroom can also be accessed from the utility. From the utility, a stable door leads into a large modern kitchen, designed in a traditional style. The U-shaped kitchen units, finished in Hague Blue with stunning Carrara Venatino worktops, a marble like quartz, a top of the range material. There is a built in dishwasher alongside a double inset Belfast sink. With a microwave, toaster, kettle and Nespresso machine, along with a large range cooker and double door American style fridge freezer, this is a fabulous kitchen to self-cater for the group. Finishing off the kitchen, a large wooden framed butchers block island counter, finished with a slate top is located centrally, doubling up as a bar counter to relax, drink and socialise.

A sliding wooden door leads into The Longbarn's spacious and beautiful open plan living space. The full height vaulted ceilings show off the original oak roof trusses of the building, retained to ensure the character of this stunning building remains. The windowsills of the barn are made from the original slate from the cow stalls - another careful design feature. Oak flooring is laid throughout and the whitewashed walls create a bright and airy space, especially with beams of sunlight cascading through a number of windows and the large glazed entrance of the front wall. The dining table, located to the kitchen end of the room, sits next to double doors opening out onto the patio, with beautiful views beyond. Continuing through, the comfortable and cosy lounge area features a number of large fabric sofas and armchairs, located around a central coffee table on a large patterned rug. A wood burner sits on a slate hearth, providing warmth and a cosy atmosphere. Modern style light fittings with exposed filament bulbs hang from the high ceilings over both the lounge and dining room. A smart TV is located in the corner of the lounge.

To the far end of the lounge, a door leads through to the first of three bedrooms, the only one on the ground floor. The en-suite double room is simply decorated, stylish and bright. A super-king sized zip and link bed is flanked by two bedside tables with lamps, alongside a dressing table and a cosy Chesterfield fabric armchair which is located in the corner next to an arched wooden door leading out onto the patio. The en-suite, located to the corner of the room, includes a walk in shower cubicle, WC and basin. Open staircases to both ends of the living space lead to the remaining two bedrooms, located to each end of the Grade 2 listed luxury barn near Ruthin. Above the ground floor bedroom, a second bedroom with a similar layout includes a metal king size framed bed, bedside cabinets, an antique chest of drawers and cosy armchair. Again, the en-suite features a corner shower cubicle, Victorian style WC and basin with storage under.

The third bedroom at the opposite side of the barn is accessed via the second stairway, which leads onto a landing leading to both the bedroom and a separate bathroom. This master bedroom is fabulous, built into the eaves of the barn with exposed beams, low level windows to both sides and a full height window at the end of the bright room. Traditional in style, the floral king size divan bed sits between two antique bedside tables with an ottoman located to the bottom of the bed. The bedroom also features a dark wood chest of drawers and dressing table, open wardrobe and full height mirror. The adjacent bathroom is spacious with a corner shower cubicle, WC, basin and storage unit along with the addition of a bathtub, perfect for a relaxing soak after a day out exploring the beautiful surrounds.

 
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Facilities


Cottage Type
Dog Friendly
Near Pub
Real Fire
Farm Stay
Essentials
Welcome Pack
Linen
Towels
Cot (cot-linen not provided)
WiFi
High Chair
Central Heating
Smoke detector
Carbon monoxide detector
First Aid kit
Fire extinguisher or blanket
Inside
3 Pets
Hob
Cooker
Microwave
Fridge
Freezer (not icebox)
Dishwasher
Washing Machine
Tumble Dryer
Iron and ironing board
Smart TV
Mobile phone reception
Outside
Enclosed garden
Off street parking
BBQ
Bike Storage
Private Garden
 

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Location

 

It's not just the inside of The Longbarn that is stunning - the exterior of the building and outdoor space is equally impressive. Stepping out from the door of the open plan living area past two bay trees, a large patio runs the length of building. With a border full of fragrant herbs, shrubs and flowers, the setting is calm and serene, with views directly out onto the surrounding fields of sheep. Take a seat on the curved wooden bench for an alfresco breakfast surrounded by morning birdsong, or spend an afternoon lounging on one of the comfortable sun loungers with a good book. There's a lawn for the children to play and further seating areas dotted around. To the side of the property, a covered Loggia or Garden Room area is a wonderful spot to enjoy social evenings dining outdoors. With a large outdoor dining set, further lounge seating and an an electric Pit Boss Grill barbeque, the outdoor festoon lights and fairy lights create a cosy and warm ambiance for social evenings outdoors.

Although the location of this Grade 2 listed luxury barn near Ruthin is quiet and rural, it's only a mile or so to the centre of the market town itself. A relaxing walk to the town will reward you with a host of wonderful dining options, bars and lovely boutique shops. Visit Ruthin Craft Centre on the edge of town, or take a historical tour through Ruthin Gaol. Take a walk through the grounds of the 19th century Ruthin Castle, now a hotel, and maybe stop off for a quick drink before continuing to explore.

North East Wales is a great area to explore for outdoor lovers. Families should head to nearby Loggerheads Country Park, with a number of woodland riverside walking trails along with shopping and dining facilities. For keen hikers, it's only a short drive toward Moel Famau - the tallest of the peaks along the Clwydian Range, and a popular hiking route offering 360 degree views across North East Wales. Venture further along the Clwydian Range on the Offa's Dyke Path which spans the length of Wales from North to South. Surrounded by other nearby towns such as Corwen and Llangollen, and only a short drive to the beaches of the North Wales coast, The-Longbarn is a great all round property to visit.

 
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Max Adults:
6
Max Children:
2
Max Infants:
1
Maximum number of adults and children is 6
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Guest Reviews

 
The W family
 
July 2023
 

Thank you so much. We have loved staying in this wonderfully comfortable barn. We hope to see you again next year.

Mr and Mrs E
 
June 2023
 

With our friends we have had a wonderful relaxing break in such a homely “barn” – the quality of the restoration is amazing

The M’s
 
June 2023
 

What a lovely place in a lovely situation!. We have had a very restful week in this beautifully appointed barn. It is our first time in this area and I think we will be coming back! Marvellous.

The B’s
 
June 2023
 

This is our third visit to The Longbarn and as always we have enjoyed every minute of our stay. What a wonderful place this is for us to recharge. Thank you I am sure we will be back again.

The M’s
 
June 2023
 

A wonderful week, a beautiful location and a relaxing, welcoming home from home. We are already planning our return visit. Thank you.

AM, G, A, E and W
 
May 2023
 

We have thoroughly enjoyed this fabulous place! Everything you could possibly need is here! A wonderful setting. We’ve enjoyed walks into Ruthin, Llandudno and eating at Small Plates in Ruthin. Enjoy your stay!

The W’s from Devon
 
May 2023
 

Wow! The Longbarn is fantastic in every way, so beautifully restored and everything thought of and provided for. Thank you Zoe for looking after us so well. We really enjoyed being able to get up onto various sections of the Offa’s Dyke trail and take in the beautiful surroundings. 

P,D,K,N,I and H from Derbyshire
 
May 2023
 

We had an absolutely amazing few days as part of our Offa’s Dyke walking week. Everything has been thought of and some of us will be back with families to make use of the superb barn again.

The P’s from London
 
April 2023
 

What an absolute dream place! So beautifully restored, so warm and comfortable, such beautiful views. Thank you so much for a truly memorable Easter holiday. Hope to be back soon!!

H and C
 
March 2023
 

Probably the best holiday cottage we have ever stayed at; so well equipped, warm and comfortable. 

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