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Cosy cottage with spectacular sea view

This beautifully restored end-terrace cottage built c.1870 offers everything you need for a relaxing holiday.The cottage is a characterful but contemporary home, providing spacious sun-drenched decks with panoramic sea views across Rhos on sea, Colwynbay and Llandudno, and west facing terraced gardens enjoying spectacular sunsets. Original features, such as sandstone exposed bricks, a contemporary kitchen, and a suntrap conservatory, Bel Mare is the ideal retreat for a seaside trip with family.

Characterful Farm Cottage off the beaten track

Tyddyn Morgan is a historic cottage nestling on the edge of the woods in the quiet of the hills. A cosy lounge has a wood burner in the inglenook fireplace for those chilly nights. A well equipped kitchen with dining table. The two bedrooms with a double in the master and bunks in the second makes this a cosy cottage for two or the family. Explore country lanes from the doorstep or we are only a mile from the sea and a welcoming base to explore North Wales from or just stay in and relax.

'The Hayloft' a charming 1 bedroom rural retreat

The Hayloft at The Old Sheep Farm Situated in Eryri National Park (Snowdonia) and only a short drive from the seaside village of Llanfairfechan, The Hayloft is a 1-bedroom rural retreat that you certainly won't regret retreating to! Full of character, perfectly paired with modern amenities and stunning views that showcase the true beauty of the North Wales mountains and sea, you cannot help but be impressed by The Hayloft. Roll top bath, wood burner, mezzanine bedroom...need we say more?

Cosy rural 1 bedroom cottage with views & patio

The cottage is ideally placed for walking or cycling holidays. It benefits from a secluded patio and garden with unrivalled views across the Clwydian Valley. It has been recently renovated and sleeps two people in one open plan space so, is ideal for couples or friends alike. It has a modern kitchen and en suite shower room. There is facility to store bikes and to dry wet gear. Plus it is within a short walk of the Dinorben Arms. Only 450 metres off the Offa’s Dyke trail.

Gwindy Cottage

Welcome to Gwindy Cottage, situated in the heart of the historic village of Rhuddlan and minutes walk from the wonderfully preserved Edwardian Castle. Located just metres from a choice of cafes, traditional village pubs and local artisan shops, Gwindy Cottage is an excellent retreat. Whether you are setting up a base for trips into Snowdonia, the sandy beaches of North Wales, or just want to enjoy a few days of friendly, welcoming village life, this property has it all.

Ty Crwn, historic beach house for Gwrych Castle

Gwrych Castle's historic beach house, Ty Crwn, has been restored to its former glory. Situated 50 metres from the shoreline, the cottage overlooks the Irish Sea and Pensarn Beach SSSI. The beach house was built by the Lloyds of Gwrych and was last used by the Countess of Dundonald for sea bathing. The cottage is dog friendly and the grounds are all secure for dogs. Log burner hot tub is an additional item. IG: tycrwnabergele FB: tycrwn

Carpenters Loft, self contained, w/c, kitchen.

Centre of the Snowdonia National Park. Great walks from the building, top mountain bike track, white water canoeing, fishing, outdoor space, peace, and quiet. Set on a hillside beside a little stream, plenty of parking. Pub in the village and 10 mins drive from Betws-y-Coed. Lovely village shop open 7am - 7pm. . Totally self-contained with shower, toilet & rustic kitchen.

Ivy cottage

Tucked away in the popular and picturesque village of Llanfair Talhaiarn is Ivy Cottage, a charming one bedroom detached stone cottage. Full of character with solid wood floors and a log burning stove, it is the idyllic hide away to relax and unwind in comfort .Close to the Snowdonia National Park and the coast, it is a perfect location to explore North Wales.

Luxury cabins with glorious views of Snowdonia

Mountain Lodge is situated on a hill top high above the historic Gwrych Castle, a 19th century Gothic folly in Abergele, North Wales. It is a truly unique setting surrounded by woodland and with panoramic views of the Carneddau mountain range in the Snowdonia National Park.