Afonwen Craft & Antique Centre
Afonwen Craft & Antique Centre

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The old market town of Mold is to be found in North East Wales in the County of Flintshire and is able to boast a powerful history. At the top of the town is Bailey Hill, a reminder of the Normans who once visited the town, and which today rewards the visitor with some great views of the town. Mold is the English name for this market town whilst the Welsh name is “Yr Wyddgrug” which means “heap, tomb or memorial” and it is believed that this is a direct reference to Bailey Hill. Bailey Hill has a reputation as the scene of a number of battles before the Edwardian conquest of Wales. The last Norman lord died in 1329 and the castle continually changed hands – usually to those involved in the politics of the area. The coming of the Tudors brought a peaceful era, with the exception of the Civil War, however Mold was to remain relatively peaceful until the 19th century when coal was mined in the area leading to an influx of newcomers. The closing stages of the 19th century saw the coal and lead mining in the area coming to an end and after the First World War it had all but ceased. In 1836 one Daniel Owen was born here in Mold and it is said that he was Wales’ first great novelist – today in his honour Mold has the Daniel Owen Centre, a complex that includes shopping, library and community centre together with a statue of the man close by. Today Mold is very much a popular market town, every Wednesday the main High Street is closed off for the event which attracts people form all over the area. Road access to Chester and other North West cities make this a popular location for those who enjoy the quiet that Mold can offer and yet who need to have easy access to these cities for work. The area around Mold offers some of the best countryside for ramblers and mountain bikers which accounts for its continuing popularity.

Attraction

Afonwen Craft & Antique Centre
Loggerheads Country Park

Classes

Dance - Two Left Feet Dance Club
Yoga - Kate Surry

Cottage

Ty Hir

Council

Flintshire County Council

Dentist

91 Dental Care
Bryn Siriol
Dental Practice
Grosvenor Place Dental Practice

Doctor

Bradley's Practice
Bromfield Medical Centre
Grosvenor Street Surgery
Pendre Surgery
The Surgery

Estate Agent

Beresford Adams
Black Horse Agencies - Sykes Waterhouse
Dodd's Property World
Molyneux
Swetenhams

Golf Club

Old Padeswood
Padeswood & Buckley

Market

Mold Country Market
Mold Indoor Market
Mold Market

Pub and Bar

Bridge Inn
Britannia Inn
Britannia Inn
Griffin Inn
Leeswood Arms
Raven Inn
Red Lion
White Lion Inn
Y Delyn Wine Bar
Y Pentan

Restaurant

Edenshine Restaurant
Mezzaluna
Raven Inn
Savoy Restaurant
Stables Bar Restaurant

Y Delyn Wine Bar

School

Alun School
Glanrafon County Primary School
St David’s Primary School

Solicitor

Capper & Jones
P Lloyd Jones & Co

Taxi

Arrow Cars
Bee Line Taxis
H S Millington
Just 4 U Private Hire
Sam's Cabs
Stanways
Sureway

Theatre

Clwyd Theatr Cymra

Sports Clubs

Mold Judo Club (Martial Arts)
Northop Hall CC (Cricket)

Shops

Alisons Pot Pourri
Boots
Petsave
Petsave

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J H & J C Hughes
Smith & Schwartz
Just Shoes
Vaughan Davies Ltd
Silk Gallery
Wern Mill Gallery
Specsavers
Julian Graves
Hallmark Cards

Antiques

Afonwen Craft & Antique Centre
The Bookshop (Mold)

Activities

Coachman's Riding Stables(Riding)

Places to Stay near Mold

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St Marys Mews Apartment (0.02 miles)

St Marys Mews Apartment
This accommodation is perfect for two people. Modern ground floor flat comfortably appointed with lots of attention to small details that make it something special. It is fully furnished and is situated in a secluded ... More | visit website
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Bryn Awel Hotel (0.20 miles)

Bryn Awel Hotel
Welcome to the Bryn Awel Hotel in the beautiful north Wales borderlands. The hotel is situated in the historic market town of Mold ('Yr Wyddgrug' in Welsh) in the county of Flintshire in the heart ... More | visit website
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Broncoed Uchaf Country Guest House (1.23 miles)

Broncoed Uchaf Country Guest House

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A beautiful 18th Century former farmhouse set within it's own courtyard and gardens. All bedrooms have a king-size double or twin beds with luxury bedlinen, en-suite facilities and Freeview TV.
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Beaufort Park Hotel (1.48 miles)

Beaufort Park Hotel

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Modern 3 star hotel located on the outskirts of the historic market town of Mold with the popular Theatr Clwyd within walking distance. Just 10 miles from the City of ... More

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The Antelope Hotel (2.08 miles)

The Antelope Hotel
Located in the village of Rhydymwyn, the Antelope Hotel bar and restaurant is conveniently situated just outside the market town of Mold, and provides a warm and friendly atmosphere. A beer garden and ample parking ... More | visit website
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Soughton Hall Hotel & Stables Bar Restaurant (2.11 miles)

Soughton Hall Hotel & Stables Bar Restaurant
Soughton Hall, built as a bishops palace in 1714 and steeped in history, is just 15 minutes outside Chester in beautiful North Wales countryside and approached down one of the finest tree-lined avenues seen in ... More | visit website
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Down Royal House (2.71 miles)

Down Royal House
Down Royal House Bed and Breakfast provides the highest quality B&B experience. Located in County Down in Northern Ireland each of our ten rooms provides the following facilities: - 10 rooms - 7 ... More | visit website
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Holiday Inn A55 Chester West (3.00 miles)

Holiday Inn A55 Chester West

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Boasting excellent motorway connections and contemporary accommodation with comfortable beds, this modern hotel is ideally located for easy access to Chester city centre and North Wales. Situated on the A55, the Holiday ... More

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Hafan Deg (3.07 miles)

Hafan Deg

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This 4* B&B is on the edge of a small friendly village, deep in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, surrounded by woodland, yet only 3 miles from the market ... More

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Northop Hall Country House Hotel (3.11 miles)

Northop Hall Country House Hotel

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Northop Hall Country House Hotel is a beautiful Victorian mansion set in over nine acres of private woodland close to historic Chester and on the border of North Wales.

Established in 1872, the charming ... More

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