Ruthin, Denbighshire

Mihangel House

Sleeps 12

6 Bedrooms

3 Bathrooms

A characterful Georgian manor house, thoughtfully transformed into a luxurious retreat for memorable escapes and special occasions, all set against the stunning backdrop of the Welsh countryside.

Built in 1799 and nestled within two acres of private gardens, Mihangel House is a beautifully restored Grade II-listed country home set in the heart of the Clwydian Range, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This exceptional retreat strikes the perfect balance between timeless elegance and contemporary comfort, with thoughtfully designed interiors ideal for both entertaining and unwinding. With six luxurious bedrooms, spacious living areas and sweeping countryside views, every detail has been curated to ensure a memorable stay. Just 30 minutes from Chester, it’s an idyllic base for stylish celebrations or relaxed group getaways, offering charm, space and serenity in equal measure.

Why we love this

Unique heritage charm with modern amenities
Dreamy setting in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
Indoor and outdoor spaces crafted for socialising

Key Features

Dog-friendly

Countryside views

Garden

Games room

Open fire

Wood burner

Parking

Pub within walking distance

Private parking

BBQ - charcoal

Bose sound system

Children welcome

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Why Book with Us

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Our properties are handpicked and inspected in person before listing, and we regularly review them for quality control and your peace of mind.

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We only work with the best owners, so in the rare event you find one of our properties listed elsewhere for less, we’ll refund you the difference. *

Exceptional Service

Our award-winning Guest Services team will not only help you find your dream holiday but will support you through every step of your stay.

Step through the grand entrance and into a world of warmth, charm and comfort. The interiors are a masterclass in traditional style, enhanced by contemporary touches. The elegant, 14-seater dining room sets the stage for memorable shared meals. Guests can retreat to the cosy snug with its log-burning stove, unwind in the peaceful sitting room, complete with a pool table, or bask in natural light in the garden room overlooking views of The Vale of Clwyd and Snowdonia.

The heart of the home is the spacious kitchen-diner, a dream for cooking and entertaining, with an AGA, log burner and access to a walk-in pantry, scullery and laundry room. Meanwhile, an additional dining table seats 12 guests, ideal for breakfast or casual meals.

On the first floor, the master bedroom features a super-king four-poster bed, a spacious dressing room with a sofa bed, and a luxurious en-suite bathroom complete with a freestanding bath and walk-in shower. Also on this level are three additional double bedrooms, one with a king-size bed and another with a double bed and its own en-suite shower room, while a third room has a double bed. Upstairs on the second floor, you'll find a further two double bedrooms, one with a double bed and large wardrobe, and another with two charming single four-poster beds, alongside a small cloakroom equipped with a WC and sink.

Outside, the property opens onto two acres of landscaped gardens with panoramic 360-degree views across the Vale of Clwyd. Guests can enjoy a peaceful walled garden, sunken patio and various secluded seating areas. Dine alfresco under the covered terrace, complete with its own bar and BBQ setup. A separate outdoor games room, complete with a ping pong table and dart board, offers fun for all ages, from casual afternoon play to evening entertainment.

Self-check-in.

We plant a tree for every booking we make to help offset some of the carbon emissions generated by our stays.

Check-in: from 17:00
Check-out: by 11:00

Deposit: Bookings are subject to a non-refundable deposit of 30% of the booking value plus applicable booking fees with the balance payable 60 days before the date of travel.

Accidental Damage Deposit: To maintain the highest standards in our properties, guests will need to pay a refundable Accidental Damage Deposit of £1,000 prior to their stay.

No smoking/vaping
Please keep noise to a minimum
Up to 2 dogs are permitted for an additional fee of £35 per dog
Children of all ages are welcome

Elevate your stay with a private chef

We’ve teamed up with Yhangry to offer incredible food experiences to make your holiday extra special. From arrival meals to celebration dinners, enjoy restaurant-quality dining without ever leaving your luxury cottage. (Prices from £30pp)

Start planning your menu here

Experiences Nearby

Tennis

Cycling

Hiking

Horse riding

Walking

Yoga

Fishing

Golf

Outdoor dining

Pilates

Private chef

Paddle-boarding

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A refundable security deposit of £1,000.00 is payable ahead of your stay

Location

The neighbourhood

Tucked into the breathtaking Clwydian Range, an officially designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the house offers an unbeatable base for exploring the best of North Wales. This majestic Georgian manor sits at the foot of Moel Famau, the area’s most iconic peak, and boasts panoramic views, glorious sunsets and direct access to footpaths leading into the hills. It’s a dream setting for walkers, cyclists, and nature lovers alike.

Within walking distance of the house, guests can discover three welcoming country pubs and a charming vintage tearoom, perfect for a post-walk pint or a relaxed afternoon tea. Just a short drive away lies the historic market town of Ruthin. With its winding streets, independent shops, excellent restaurants and beautiful architecture, it’s often called "the most charming small town in Wales"—a title well deserved.