The property
This lovely mid-terrace stone cottage is situated on the outskirts of the village Dwygyfylchi near Penmaenmawr in North Wales.
This cottage is well suited for couples wishing to explore this delightful part of the country.
Downstairs there is a comfortable open plan living area which comprises a well-equipped kitchen, dining area and cosy sitting area with a woodburner if the weather turns a little cold.
Upstairs there are two bedrooms, one of which has a king-size bed and the other twin beds which can be made into another king-size bed on request.
The accommodation is completed with a family bathroom.
Outside there is a long front garden with comfortable seating area where you can sit and relax listening to the stream running along the front of the terrace, adding to the peace and tranquillity of the area.
There is also a back patio which is accessed by steps.
The town of Penmaenmawr has a large selection of shops, pubs and restaurants and there are plenty of activities, including a golf course and sandy beaches.
The sailing club in Penmaenmawr is well- established and welcomes day guests.
On the promenade there are plenty of activities together with a beach café which is open most of the year.
There are also beach huts on the promenade that you can hire by the day.
Also near to the beach is a bowling green and all weather tennis courts.
Further afield, there are an abundance of activities in the area including the High Ropes tree adventure centre, Zip World with the longest zip-wire in Europe and Bounce Below with its underground trampolines stretched over former slate caverns.
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Accommodation
Two bedrooms: 1 x king-size double, 1 x twin (zip/link, can be super king-size double on request). Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. Open plan living area with kitchen, dining area and sitting area with woodburner.
About the location
DWYGYFYLCHI
Penmaenmawr 1.5 miles; Conwy 3.5 miles.
Dwygyfylchi is situated on the stunning North Wales coast between Penmaenmawr and Conwy. It looks out across to the Irish Sea, Conwy Bay, Anglesey and the Great Orme off Llandudno, where dolphins can sometimes be seen swimming in the distance. On a clear day, the Isle of Man can be visible. It is nestled at the foot of Moel Lys mountain, which offers many beautiful walks and vistas. A recently opened cycling track enables you to ride along the coast eastwards towards Conwy and beyond, or westwards towards Llanfairfechan. Located by the beach at Penmaenmawr is a Sailing Club and there is also the Penmaenmawr Golf Club; visitors are welcome at both. On the other end of the beach to the Sailing Club is a promenade area offering skate boarding, a children’s playpark, bowling green, promenade cafe and all-weather tennis courts, as well as some of the safest swimming in the area on a long sandy beach. Alternatively, you can drive (or walk) up the Sychnant Pass, from where there are many walking trails leading off. Further on, you can drive up through the beautiful Conwy Valley alongside the River Conwy. On the way to the Sychnant Pass you go through the charming village of Capelulo, where there are a couple of restaurants. This is a lovely area which provides a fantastic base for your holiday in North Wales
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