A charming two-bedroom cottage resting in Llanelian, near Old Colwyn in Conwy. Pet-friendly. Original features. Woodburning stove. Enclosed garden. Close to amenities. Colwyn Bay 2.1 miles; Llandudno 7.3 miles; Conwy 9.1 miles.
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Gas central heating with woodburning stove. Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment, washing machine, coffee machine. TV, WiFi, Bluetooth speaker, selection of books. Fuel, power, and starter pack for woodburning stove inc. in rent. Cupboard in lounge with board games and jigsaws. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Off-road parking for 2 cars. Enclosed large decking area with furniture and a secluded garden. Note: For any bookings not within the usual changeover days of Saturday-Saturday, please call us to confirm availability. One small, well-behaved dog welcome. Sorry, no smoking. Shop 1.5 miles, pub 0.1 miles. Note: There is a vintage VW camper van which can be rented out for afternoon tea; please request this through the owner. Note: This property has a curved staircase, take care when using.
Old Colwyn 1.5 miles. Nestling in Llanelian near the coastal town of Old Colwyn in Conwy, is The Old Post Office, a characterful two-bedroom cottage. Within proximity to local amenities and a short car journey from the beach, the cottage boasts original stone walls, beamed ceilings, lovely outdoor space and a homely interior, and welcomes four guests; perfect for all types of visitors. Benefit from a well-equipped country-style kitchen, where you can prepare home cooked meals, before retiring to the suntrap conservatory to dine as a group. Relax in the inviting sitting room, featuring plush seating, a woodburning stove, TV, and a selection of books, ahead of catching the last of the sunshine in the decked garden, or enjoying an evening tipple in the local pub. Once you’re ready to explore the neighbouring town of Old Colwyn which boasts a fantastic bakery and butchers, select from an array of pubs, restaurants, shops, and cafés, perfect for easing your self-catering stay. Enjoy a seaside stroll across the resident beach, where you can also dine at Bryn Williams Restaurant, explore the shoreline by bike, possible to hire from the centre of Colywn Bay, or take up the chance to wind surf, before exploring further hot spots, including Fairy Glen woodland and the family attraction of Welsh Mountain Zoo. On route, stop off at Rhos on Sea, a seaside resort dotted with family-friendly attractions, before travelling into Llandudno, where you can stroll down Llandudno Pier, tour the Great Orme Mines through the self-guided tunnels, or enjoy a sweet treat at the Llandudno Chocolate Experience. Heading into the county, visit The Smallest House in Great Britain, standing at 72 inches wide, relax upon Conwy Morfa Beach, or tour Conwy Castle, a grand medieval fortress, offering guided tours and experiences. Bodnant Garden, a botanical 80-acre garden under the National Trust is also a firm favourite, perfect for visiting whilst stopping off at Bodnant Welsh Food, an 18th century farmhouse, offering local produce through its charming tearoom and restaurant. Gather your loved ones in Conwy at The Old Post Office.
