This two-bed cottage at the end of a single-track road doesn’t disappoint, sleeping four in total tranquillity amid stunning Welsh countryside. It’s ideal for a family, small group or couple seeking a restful break. Feeling energetic? The property overlooks Llyn Crafnant reservoir where there’s hiking and fishing, as well as a cafe. Betws-y-Coed is around 8 miles away, as is Zip World Fforest with its toboggan-style rollercoaster and zip wire safaris. Top up on supplies in Trefriw, just 3 miles away, while Llanwrst has a train station 5 miles away. The golden sands of Conwy Morfa Beach are 14 miles if you fancy a bucket and spade day along the coast.
Original features abound in this attractive two-storey restored stone cottage. Beamed ceilings, wooden floors and rustic exposed stone walls make the interiors feel cosy. Settle down on the living room sofa in front of the wood burner in its inglenook fireplace. The open-plan kitchen/diner is small but perfectly formed and even offers a window seat. The light wooden furniture throughout the property echoes the forest outside. Upstairs, there are two bedrooms: one double and one twin room. Both bedrooms share a shower room with WC.
This beautiful holiday cottage is set within 6 acres of grounds, shared with the cottage owner and their dogs who live in the adjacent property. There’s a private seating area for the cottage and a terraced garden to the rear. It’s all unfenced which makes it possible to access the lakeside pebble beach via paths through the garden. Likewise, there’s easy access to cycling and walking trails straight from the property.