Despite its peculiar sounding name in English the town of Mold is one of the most charming towns in North Wales and estate agents in Mold have no trouble attracting many keen buyers despite its name. It is a fine choice for your new home if you are looking to move to the region.

The name is actually a crude translation from Welsh which loses its true meaning and connotation in the English version of the name. The Welsh name for the town is Yr Wyddgrug which does mean mold but actually refers to burial ground areas.
The town has so much to offer if you are looking for a beautiful Welsh town with a perfect balance of rural peace and town energy. The area is surrounded by stunning natural scenery and breath taking views of the Clwydian Mountain Range. There is a formal park and Loggerheads Park presents a more natural option. It is one of the best loved parks in the area. You will never be short of natural and that perfect rural welsh town setting.

Despite the abundance of peace and natural beauty Mold does not compromise on entertainment. The town is still at its core a bustling market town with plenty of attractions and a vibrant energy. One of the things mold is best known for is it food. It is easy to see why with it’s by weekly open air markets, its frequent livestock markets, its beer festivals and it famous Food Festival in September. Every year this massive market grows to attract more and more guests. Top chefs come to perform live cookery demonstrations and there is a huge amount of local cuisine and food from around the UK to sample.

Food is not the only big attraction in Mold as it is well known for having one of the best theatres in North Wales. Clwyd Venue Cymru has an exceptional ensemble of actors and a top production team who create plays in English and Welsh. With cultural, artistic and emotionally evocative performances the theatre attracts large crowds from around the region and beyond.

One of the reason estate agents in Mold have so many enquires for Mold is the rich history the town is famous for. The Tudor and industrial revolution influence is particularly strong in this town and much of the older structures have been lovingly maintained and protected in conservation areas of the town. This has given the town a uniquely attractive appearance as you will often see more modern buildings such as shops and restaurants nestled alongside gorgeous older building from the towns historic past.