Plas Derwen Country House B&B, Corwen

History

The house was lovingly restored in the early 1980s and has the added attraction of a former coach house and out buildings, including the double seater outside toilet (although no longer in use of course!)

The house was built in the late 1700s and was home to rectors of Corwen Church until 1982. A very important house for the local Parish, Bishops and other Church dignitaries who would have been accommodated here. It was originally a farmhouse and in 1830 was given as a gift to the Anglican Church 

Food & beverage

Large cold buffet breakfast served which includes fruit juices, fresh fruit, a range of cereal, fruit compot, yogurts, cheese, toast and preserves and freshly made tea and coffee. Breakfast is served in the traditional dining room with antique furniture, pitch pine floors and large georgian windows. During the cold winter months a coal fire is lit to make the dining room a cosy and relaxing room. A fully cooked English/Welsh breakfast is available at a small additional cost.

A welcoming guest lounge which has a large screen TV/DVD and during the winter months a cosy coal fire. It makes the perfect place to sit and relax and plan your next day’s outing.

Grounds & Gardens

The grounds of Plas Derwen include fields, stream, dry stone walls, mature gardens, woodlands and orchards. Being on an elevated position there are magnificent views over the River Dee and beyond.

Discover the ancient oaks, relax with a drink in the outdoor seating area. 

Other facilities

 Free off road car parking and free Wi Fi.