Garreg Lwyd Cottage is a cosy, Grade II listed artisan cottage located in Conwy Town, Conwy. The cottage is the ideal base from which to explore the medieval town of Conwy, a UNESCO World Heritage site, with its majestic walls and castle, nearby Snowdonia National Park, beautiful beaches and other attractions.

The cottage is fully equipped and suitable for two couples or a small family and offers guests free Wi-Fi internet access. The cottage is a modernised, fully equipped self catering holiday cottage. There is a double bedroom and a twin bedroom suitable for two couples or a small family. The price includes booking deposit, bed linen, towels, tablecloth, tea towels, electricity, gas central heating etc.

The fully equipped, no smoking, no pets, cottage comprises:

Sitting/Dining Room; Free-Sat TV/Radio, CD-DVD, three-seat leather settee and two easy chairs, dining table and four chairs, coffee table, Wi-Fi access, multi-fuel stove in the inglenook fireplace, and electric fire etc.

Kitchen; electric four plate hob and oven, microwave, fridge/freezer, washer, dining and cooking crockery, cutlery, utensils etc etc.

Utility Porch; storage of boots, raincoats, logs, clothes line, etc.

Walled Courtyard; table and four chairs, mini BBQ, parasol, reclining chair, plants, creepers, utility sink, lighting etc

Double Bedroom; at rear, with comfortable 4’6” bed.

Twin Bedroom; at front, with two 3’ beds.

Dressing Room; wardrobes, drawers, small dressing table, mirror, hairdryer, iron and board, spare duvets and pillows etc.

Bathroom; on-demand shower over bath, sink, WC, heated towel rail, fan heater, shaving point and light over mirror.

Heating; gas central heating, multi-fuel stove in Sitting Room, rear windows double glazed, front Georgian style.

Parking at the front door reserved by a parking cone.

The Grade II listed holiday cottage is situated in the heart of old Conwy town, overlooking the famous Plas Mawr Elizabethan Town house, in a quiet cul-de-sac of about a dozen similar houses and bounded by the ancient town walls. The slate roofed, stone-built terraced cottage was built about 1825 has walls nearly two feet thick and has a cosy olde worlde atmosphere in keeping with the area. It is furnished in cottage style but modernised for comfort and features a stone inglenook fireplace with a multi-fuel stove. The private, sunny, stone walled rear courtyard garden is ideal for a BBQ, outdoor dining or just relaxing.

Great attractions in the area include:

Conwy Castle.

Royal Cambrian Academy Art Gallery.

Caernarvonshire Golf Club.

Bodnant Garden.

Conwy Quay.

For more information about our holiday home in Conwy please visit our website.

Rates: Please see website for rates.

We accept Paypal.

Please mention 'Around About Britain' when booking or enquiring.