Pen Glorian is a distinguished converted barn with origins as far back as 1607 and an important part of Conwy towns agricultural past.
Its name translates to 'the weighing place'.
Referring to its links to the grain mill at the bottom of the hill in the village of Gyffin.
Tucked within a quiet mews style courtyard, access is via a shared archway with 5 neighbouring properties converted from the original farm yard buildings.
Pen Glorian sits approximately 1 mile from the majestic Conwy Castle.
Its locality, on the edge of town, offers peace and calm with the option to walk into town or take a short effortless drive to town or to the local white sands beach at Conwy Morfa.
Inside, the property offers a calm, refined atmosphere with lounge, bedroom, shower room, with walk in shower, and kitchen being all on one level which benefits those with mobility issues.
The garden is overlooked by a balcony and a summer house at the top of the garden, with views of Conwy town mountain, the ancient Vadre hill of Deganwy and part of the Conwy medieval town walls.
The garden is enclosed by a 5ft fence and neighboured by farm land which does contain sheep for part of the year.
The property is heated by oil cental heating and also had a log burner in the lounge.
Wi-Fi, bed linen,towels and power are all included.
Kindling and logs are available to purchase from the next door property, Woodmans Cottage.
Or message the owner to arrange delivery beforehand if preferred.