Escape the everyday and embrace outdoor adventure in North Wales, staying just a short distance between Conwy (1.5 miles) and the Snowdonia National Park (1 mile). The peace and quiet are unparalleled in this traditional stone cottage, a place with far-reaching Conwy Valley views, walks from its doorstep, and impeccable, cosy cottage interiors ready to greet you inside after every excursion. You can stay here as a family, two couples, or a pair simply hoping to enjoy a little more space, as this place sleeps four. It's also pet-friendly, welcoming one dog to join you on endless walks nearby.
Lovingly maintained with plenty of traditional features intact, this old farmhouse boasts a charismatic cottage charm. Step inside to find a lounge beneath a vaulted ceiling with old wooden beams. This relaxing room offers comfortable seating, an open fire, and a Smart TV - your space to put your feet up and unwind after a long hike or bike ride. Along the hallway, a kitchen/diner is on hand for mealtimes, and you'll also find two bedrooms and a refreshing wet room. At the property's exterior, a stunning garden with furniture and a BBQ is yours to enjoy with impeccable views, and you can also explore the grounds and make use of the shared on-site games room and sauna.
Get to know the fantastic coastal destination of Conwy throughout your stay here. Home to a UNESCO World Heritage Site castle, this awe-inspiring location is packed full of fascinating Welsh history and beautiful buildings. You can discover Conwy Morfa Beach (3 miles) for ball games on the sand, or cross over into the neighbouring town of Llandudno (5 miles), a Victorian seaside town with a pier and wide beach. Discover the beauty of the coastline by following the Llanddulas coastal path, taking a stroll through the Fairy Glen local nature reserve to get to Llanddulas (10 miles).