Cottage in North Wales

About this property

In an elevated position offering incredible views of the Conwy Valley, this delightful, detached stone cottage is situated at equal distance from the historic town of Conwy and the popular seaside resort of Llandudno; perfect for families and friends exploring the delights of North Wales. Spend a day wandering the streets of Conwy, a World Heritage Site complete with its famous medieval castle, the Smallest House in Great Britain and a traditional Welsh fishing harbour. The larger town of Llandudno has the longest pier in Wales, two beautiful beaches and The Great Orme which can be climbed on foot, vehicle or cable car. Enjoy an evening at the theatre at the hugely popular Venue Cymru, accompanied with a delicious meal in one of the many eateries in the town. Wanting to explore further afield? The North Wales expressway is less than 2 miles away from the property, making it extremely accessible to so many of the must do attractions is this corner of the UK, no matter the time of year. Think about hiking Yr Wyddfa in Snowdonia National Park, enjoying the longest zip line in Europe at Zip World, cross the Menai Bridge to Anglesey and all its attractions, visit the National Trust s Plas Newydd House and Caernarfon Castle, all less than 30 miles away. Renovated for 2023 with love and attention, this gem of a cottage which was occupied for over 200 years by the same family until the early 20th century, has undergone a classy makeover whilst restoring many of its quirky and original period features and provides an ideal getaway for family and friends including the dog! Entering through the patio doors at the rear of the property, you are welcomed by a beautifully stylish, galley style kitchen, complete with high ceilings, a large skylight and a traditional quarry stone floor. There is ample space in the adjoining hallway to hang up your coat and plonk muddy boots after a long day of exploring. This kitchen is fully equipped with everything you need to master up a delicious meal whilst admiring the stained glass window of the Conwy Valley, hand painted by the property s previous owner. Dinner is served to the front of the property, from the table you have fantastic panoramic views across the Conwy countryside. The suntrap conservatory, adjacent to the dining room, is the perfect space for family and friends to gather around the table for a competitive game of Monopoly or to sit quietly with your morning coffee, appreciating the view. As the evening draws in, you ll find yourself snuggled up in the homely living room underneath the traditional beams, in front of the cosy log burning fire, watching your favourite film on the Smart TV or planning your adventures for the day ahead. On the ground floor there is also the upscale bathroom, perfect for those morning showers to get you ready for the day, or those who enjoy a relaxing bath to unwind in the evening. Upstairs, the period features continue. Notice the beautiful interior stone wall following the stairway all the way through into the main bedroom, which is graced with a comfortable king size bed and stylish en suite shower room with WC. The second bedroom compromises of two single beds and handmade timber storage. Both bedrooms let in generous amounts of daylight with their sky lights, and not forgetting the low period windows that pleasantly invite the mesmerising Welsh countryside into the comfort of your own bed. The enclosed garden provides a safe place for children and dogs to play and an ideal place to spend those warm evenings. The historic obelisk and dramatic limestone cliff of the old quarry makes for a beautiful backdrop to your outdoor experience, whilst in the opposite direction you have the incredible view of the Snowdonia mountains and the Conwy Valley. The large patio area has an outside dining table and BBQ so a real feast can be had. The firepit also allows you to extend the evening warmth and make the most of family time and the views. A lawned area has a hanging egg chair the perfect space to read a book and enjoy a bit of me time away from the rest of the group. Need to know: 2 bedrooms 1 king size and 1 twin (2ft 6in singles). 2 bathrooms 1 bathroom with shower over bath and WC, and 1 en suite shower room with WC. Double electric Range oven and hob, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and washer/dryer. Welcome pack to include fresh produce, Welsh themed items and dog treats. Wood burner (first basket of logs provided). Smart TV in lounge. Central heating throughout. Bed linen and towels provided. Fully enclosed garden to the rear of property offering both lawn and patio area with views. Outside dining and seating, swinging egg chair, charcoal BBQ and firepit.. Lockable storage for bikes. Large private driveway with parking for 4 cars. Beach 2 miles, pub 1.5 miles and shop 2 miles. Sleeps 4( 3) (double sofa bed in lounge can sleep an additional 2 guests, and 1 small child s trundle bed available in twin room on request). Please note The recharging of electric vehicles is not facilitated or permitted at this property. Extra dogs may be considered on request.

Accommodation

Downstairs bathroom, Enclosed garden / patio, Open fire / wood burner, Internet access, Beach within 5 miles, Family friendly, Parking on site / nearby, Cottage, Yes, Yes, Yes