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Glencoed is a stone built
traditional Welsh Cottage dating from the early 18th
century with alterations carried out in the early 1950's
and the late 1980's.
The original building is still as it
would have been when originally built with its inglenook
fireplaces and exposed oak beamed ceilings.
The cottage is located in one acre of its own grounds
adjacent to the Llangollen Branch of the Shropshire Union
Canal, and approximately ten minutes walk from the world
famous Pontcysyllte Aqueduct built by Thomas Telford.
The Offas Dyke footpath also runs immediately past the
cottage and we are within easy walking distance of some
of the best remaining examples of the Dyke.
We have ample car
parking and are happy for our visitors to leave their
cars while they explore the surrounding area by train,
boat, or on foot.
Day tours of North and Mid Wales and the English counties
of Cheshire and Shropshire can be arranged on an escorted
basis for groups not exceeding four adults by ourselves
in a 4 x 4, affording excellent visibility of the
countryside and allowing the driver in your party to
fully enjoy the scenery through which we pass. Routes and
itineraries to be arranged in consultation with
yourselves.
The cost of these tours, because of the flexibility of
their nature would be quoted upon agreement of your
specific requirements.
Glencoed is in the ownership of
Derek and Rosemary Hughes. We have both taken early
retirement having been involved in the security industry
for over 20 years.
We have had the pleasure of meeting people from all parts
of the world, i.e. Bulgaria, Poland, Belarus, Hawaii,
Australia, America, South Africa to name but a few.
We enjoy meeting people and look forward to your visit.
If travelling from abroad arrangements can be make to
meet our visitors at Manchester International Airport
should this be required, or local train or bus stations
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