About this property
**Stylish & Spacious Two Bedroom House in the Heart of Wrexham** Welcome to this bright, spacious, and comfortable two-bedroom house, perfectly located for visitors looking to enjoy everything Wrexham has to offer. Whether you’re visiting for work, football, hospital appointments, or a relaxing stay in North Wales, this home offers the perfect balance of comfort, convenience, and style. The house is quiet and sleeps 4 in two bedrooms. It has 2.5 bathrooms. **Stylish & Spacious Two-Bedroom Home in the Heart of Wrexham** Sleeps 4 people Welcome to this bright, spacious, and comfortable two-bedroom home, perfectly located for visitors looking to enjoy everything Wrexham has to offer. Whether you’re visiting for work, football, hospital appointments, or a relaxing stay in North Wales, this well-equipped home offers the perfect balance of comfort, convenience, and style. The house features a generous layout with a separate lounge & diner, a kitchen diner, two spacious bedrooms, an ensuite bathroom, family bathroom and downstairs WC, giving guests plenty of room to relax and feel at home. Thoughtfully arranged and tastefully decorated, the space has been designed to provide a calm and welcoming environment after a busy day. The lounge is comfortable and inviting, making it the perfect place to unwind. Whether you want to relax with a cup of tea, watch TV, or simply enjoy some quiet time, the lounge offers a cosy space to do just that. The kitchen diner is fully equipped with everything you need to cook and enjoy meals during your stay. With ample counter space and storage, it’s ideal whether you’re preparing a quick breakfast before heading out or cooking a full evening meal. The dining area provides a comfortable place to sit and enjoy your food. Both bedrooms features a a double bed and a super king ( or two singles ) designed to ensure a great night’s sleep. With soft bedding and a peaceful atmosphere, it’s the perfect retreat after a long day exploring the area or attending work nearby. There is also **plenty of storage space**, allowing you to settle in and keep everything organised during your stay. The flat also benefits from **free parking directly outside**, making it convenient for guests arriving by car. Being located on the first floor, it offers privacy and a pleasant outlook. One of the highlights of this property is its **excellent location**. The house is very close to Wrexham town centre**, where you’ll find a wide range of shops, cafés, restaurants, and local amenities. It’s also ideally situated for visitors attending events or matches at the **football ground**, which is just a short taxi ride away. For those visiting the area for medical reasons or work placements, the local Wrexham Maelor Hospital is also very close by and is reachable within a quick taxi journey. This house is ideal for **contractors, football fans, hospital visitors, business travellers, or couples** looking for a comfortable base in Wrexham. With its spacious layout, convenient location, and homely feel, it provides everything you need for a relaxing and enjoyable stay. We look forward to welcoming you and helping you make the most of your time in Wrexham. Guest access: Our friendly team will be available for 24 hours for your service. We can be contacted via a text or phone call or email. Guest access **Living Room** - Comfortable seating area for relaxation **Bedrooms ** - Cozy and restful spaces with comfortable bedding **Bathrooms x 2.5** - Well-maintained bathrooms with essential amenities **Kitchen** - Fully equipped with everything you need for home-cooked meals **Back Garden** - Private outdoor space for fresh air and relaxation Has a private driveway for two cars Other things to note 💰 Refundable Damage Deposit: A refundable damage deposit of £250 GBP is required at check-in. This deposit will be refunded within 24 hours of checkout, provided no damage occurs during your stay. 🐾 Pet Fee: An additional pet fee will apply for guests bringing pets. Please contact us in advance for more details on the pet policy and associated fees. If a pet accompanies your stay and was not advised in the booking, additional costs may be charged to ensure our properties remain in the best condition. 📝 Check-In Requirements: The lead guest must complete our online check-in form, agree to our Terms & Conditions, and provide a valid UK government-issued photo ID or passport. ⏰ Check-In/Out Policy: Early check-in or late check-out (outside standard times) is available by prior approval only and charged at £15 HOUSE RULES: PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE BOOKING No Parties or Events Allowed This property is strictly not suitable for parties. Any breach will result in immediate removal with no refund. Your Airbnb deposit may be used to cover associated costs. Quiet Hours After 10PM This is a peaceful area. Please respect quiet hours from 10PM onwards. No Smoking Indoors. Rubbish removal - please empty the bin on checking out and take to the communal bins which as located near the large gravel car park. Please recycle as much as possible into the relevant bin. Stays Over 7–14 Nights Additional housekeeping is required for an extra fee. Extra Nights If you wish to extend your stay, please contact us early so availability can be confirmed. Parking Private parking for several cars. Additional Cleaning Policy For long stays (14+ nights), weekly cleaning and linen changeovers are required. Wrexham: A Hidden Gem in North Wales Nestled in the heart of North Wales, Wrexham is a vibrant town that offers visitors a delightful mix of history, culture, and natural beauty. Whether you're a history buff, an outdoor enthusiast, or someone just looking to relax and explore, Wrexham has something for everyone. Let’s dive into what makes this charming town and its surrounding areas so special. Historic Charm and Cultural Attractions Wrexham boasts a rich history dating back centuries. Begin your journey with a visit to Wrexham Museum, where you can explore fascinating exhibits from ancient times to the modern era. The museum showcases the town's industrial heritage, archaeological findings, and local art, providing a comprehensive overview of Wrexham’s story. Another must-see is Erddig Hall, a stunning National Trust property just outside the town. This historic mansion is renowned for its beautifully preserved interiors and expansive gardens. Wander throughThis impressive house and discover the stories of the families who lived there, and enjoy strolling through the lush grounds and scenic woodlands. For a taste of local culture, check out the William Aston Hall, a lively venue hosting concerts, theater productions, and community events throughout the year. The local arts scene is thriving, and there's always something happening to inspire and entertain visitors. Outdoor Adventures and Natural Beauty One of Wrexham’s standout features is its proximity to breathtaking natural landscapes. The nearby Moel Famau, part of the Clwydian Range and Dee Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is a popular hiking destination. Climb to the summit of this historic hill for panoramic views of North Wales and beyond. The well-marked trails make it suitable for walkers of all levels, and the fresh mountain air is a perfect refreshment after a hike. For a more relaxed outdoor experience, visit Alyn Waters Country Park. Covering over 250 hectares, this British Park offers scenic walking and cycling trails, fishing spots, and picnic areas. It’s an ideal spot for families, couples, or anyone looking to unwind amidst nature. The Offa’s Dyke Path, one of Britain’s most famous walking routes, passes close to Wrexham. This ancient earthwork, built by the Saxons, offers inspiring views and a glimpse into the area's historical significance. Whether you’re planning a day hike or a multi-day trek, the surrounding trails provide plenty of options. Vibrant Town Centre and Local Shopping Downtown Wrexham is lively and welcoming, filled with shops, cafes, pubs, and restaurants. Discover unique boutiques and high-street stores as you stroll through the pedestrian-friendly streets. For a taste of local flavour, visit one of the many cozy cafes offering traditional Welsh tea, homemade cakes, or hearty breakfasts. When it’s time to dine out, you’ll find a wide selection of eateries serving everything from classic British fare to international cuisines. The town hosts various food festivals and markets throughout the year, making it a fantastic place to sample local produce and craft goods. Entertainment and Nightlife Wrexham isn’t just about history and nature; it also boasts a lively nightlife scene. Catch a live band or a comedy show at local pubs or visit the prominent Wrexham Lager Lagerhouse, which has been a fixture of the town’s social life for years. The William Aston Hall regularly features concerts, comedy acts, and stage performances that attract visitors from near and far. Nearby Attractions and Day Trips If you’re eager to explore beyond Wrexham, there are countless nearby destinations worth visiting: Chester: Just a 20 min drive away, Chester is famed for its magnificent Roman city walls, medieval cathedral, and charming shopping streets. Don’t miss the chance to walk along the historic walls or take a boat trip along the River Dee. Llangollen: A picturesque town renowned for its scenic canal and the Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod. Enjoy boat rides, river walks, and visiting the stunning Plas Newydd country house. Snowdonia National Park: For breathtaking mountain scenery and outdoor adventures, head south to Snowdonia. Whether you want to climb Mount Snowdon, explore charming villages, or simply revel in stunning landscapes, it’s an outdoor lover's paradise. Betws-y-Coed: Known as the gateway to Snowdonia, this idyllic village offers boutique shops, waterfalls, and forest walks, perfect for a day trip. Practical Tips for Visitors Getting around Wrexham is easy, thanks to its well-connected train station and local bus services. Many attractions are within walking distance or a short drive, making it convenient for traveler's to explore at their own pace. The best time to visit Wrexham is from late spring to early autumn (May to September), when outdoor activities are at their peak, and the weather is generally mild. However, the town’s indoor attractions ensure that even winter visitors can enjoy a cozy glimpse into Welsh culture. Conclusion Wrexham perfectly blends history, nature, and vibrant local life into a memorable experience that captures
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