Built in 1770 as a chapel, Plas Ifan in Prestatyn, North Wales is a delightful grade II listed home at the northern end of the popular Offa's Dyke path from Chepstow. Packed full of character, Plas Ifan was converted into a dwelling in 1860 but has also been host to primary school evacuee children during the last war. Today, Plas Ifan now offers excellent Prestatyn bed and breakfast accommodation.
Three quarters of an acre of mature well established gardens with oak, beech and pine trees surround Plas Ifan, complete with stone walls and orchard.
In a prominent location, 100 yards from the town centre and the local amenities, the accommodation is ideal for backpackers as well as to more leisurely visitors to the North Wales coast and the wonderful scenery on offer here.
We have three bedrooms available, each with ensuite facilities. Breakfast takes place in the garden room. Visitors are welcome to explore the garden. More details can found from the accommodation page.
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