The Longbarn at Caerfallen
a Grade II listed, luxury holiday home set in 70 acres
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Caerfallen, Ruthin, Denbighshire, LL15 1SN
Visit WebsiteLocated on an historic farm in the Vale of Clwyd in North Wales, The Longbarn at Caerfallen is an excellent base for families and furry friends wanting to explore the local area. From nearby mountains and castles, to beautiful lakes and the stunning coastline, you’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to dog walks and adventures.
For dogs...
The Longbarn at Caerfallen welcomes two dogs for an additional fee of £25 per stay for one dog and £35 for two.
A bed, bowls, towels and treats will be waiting for four-legged friends and the secure garden provides a safe space for them to sniff around and stretch their legs.
For humans...
The double-height, open plan living and dining area is the perfect space for relaxing as a family or socialising with friends.
Ruthin is within easy walking or driving distance. Layered with history and brimming with independent shops and eateries, you can make a fun day of it.
- BBQ
- Children Welcome
- Coffee Machine
- Dog Bed
- Dog Bowls
- Dog Treats
- Enclosed Play
- Log Burner
- Multiple Dogs Allowed
- Rural Walks
- Welcome Hamper
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Overview
The Longbarn at Caerfallen sleeps six people in three spacious bedrooms – all ensuite – and two dogs are welcome to accompany you for a small fee. With one bedroom located on the ground floor, and the two upstairs bedrooms accessed via separate staircases, the owners suggest that the property is not ideal for children under the age of eight. However, babes in arms are very welcome and a cot and high chair can be provided.
With so much to do on the doorstep, you’d be forgiven for overlooking the beauty of the building. However, it’s clear that the owners have gone to great lengths to renovate the property to an extremely high standard. It offers both luxury and functionality.
The double-height, open plan living and dining area, with its floor-to-ceiling windows and doors that open up on to the terrace, is the perfect space to relax in or to gather for dinner, drinks and to socialise.
With the well-equipped kitchen a sliding door away, the ‘chef’ will still feel part of the group. The underfloor-heated utility room is on the other side of the kitchen and has a stable door, perfect if you want to keep your four-legged friend tucked up but still close by.
In the summertime, the covered outdoor dining area off the utility room and the barn-wide patio both provide perfect spots for BBQs and al fresco dining (help yourself to The Longbarn’s herb garden if rustling up something special) while your four-legged friend explores the enclosed garden.
For The Dogs
Two four-legged friends are welcome to accompany you on a trip to The Longhorn at Caerfallen for a small fee of £25 per stay for one dog and £35 for two.
On arrival, you’ll find a dog bed, dog bowls, towels and treats enabling you to pack a little lighter for your pooch.
There’s an additional 30 acres dogs to explore from December through to March, until the sheep and lambs take up residence.
Price
From £179 per night.
Practicalities
Arrival & departure
Check in time: 4pm
Check out time: 10am
Parking
There is enough space for multiple cars on the private driveway.
Special Instructions
Canine companions are not allowed in any of the bedrooms or on any of the furniture and must not be left unattended at the barn.
The Area
From long stretches of sandy beaches to idyllic countryside and stunning landscapes, not to mention the peak of Eryri making an unexpected appearance in the distance, North Wales is a much-loved destination for a dog friendly adventure. And when paws get weary, take a look at our North Wales guide for the paw-fect pit stop. It includes many of our favourite dog friendly coffee shops and restaurants in the area.