Here is another one of our rescue horses we named Betty. This picture was taken in the spring of 2008.

This is Scooby our Welsh Bearded Collie Cross. At nearly 14 she is the eldest of our two dogs. She is very friendly and very good around children.

Here are Fizzy & Barnaby munching the day away eating as much grass as they can. We currently have 4 other horses - Miss Ellie, Domino, Rosie and Sonny. They look forward to meeting you soon.

Dining area with a large dining table that seats up to 6

Double bedroom on the first floor complete with your own secluded balcony. Sit out on warm summer evenings and enjoy the relaxing atmosphere and tranquillity that surrounds the cottage.

Spacious, well equipped modern kitchen

The lounge area at Henblas is spacious and comfortable, offering a relaxing way to end your day after sightseeing and exploring what North Wales has to offer.

The downstairs en suite bathroom has a bath with shower over. Also on the ground floor is a separate shower room. Both are beautifully decorated throughout.

Ground floor double bedroom with spacious en suite. Beautifully decorated throughout.

Stunning snow covered view of the Snowdonia Mountain Range taken from Rhyd y Foel Mountain behind Henblas Holiday Cottage.

"Hello, I'm Barnaby. I really like to see the visitors to the cottage, especially when they bring me treats of apples and carrots and make a fuss of me". I'm very gentle.

Stunning winter views down towards the coast and across the hills and mountains.

This is 'Poppy' our Border Collie relaxing and enjoying the view. Poppy is around 18 months old and spends a lot of her time chasing (never catching) the birds around the farm. She is very friendly and good around children. Both dogs love treats and to be made a fuss of.

In the summer of 2008 we took in a number of rescue horses and were delighted when one of the mares gave birth to a beautiful foal. Here she is just 2 days old.

Wonderful views from the front of Henblas looking down towards the coast and the resorts of Rhyl & Prestatyn, then over the hills towards Denbighshire. On a clear day you can see as far as the Wirral and the Cumbrian Mountains.