Sleeps up to 3
Weekly from £205
Weekly from £205
White O Morn, Conwy, Gwynedd
A fabulous terraced cottage in the heart of the World Heritage ...
A traditional two-bed terraced cottage on a quiet backstreet within the walled town and World Heritage site, Conwy Castle. A small but bustling waterfront town full of history, boutique shops, small cafes, bistros and, pubs. Just outside the Northern reaches of the Snowdonia National Park.
This charming two bedroom cottage retains a host of original features, with open beams, latch doors and a delightful little courtyard at the rear of the house, perfect for a morning coffee. Both bedrooms and the bathroom are on the first floor. The master bedroom has a king-size bed and the second bedroom has a luxuriously oversized single (4'wide). The small bathroom has a short tub (4'4" long) with shower over. The ground floor is a beautiful open plan living space with exposed beams, fitted kitchen and lounge dining area. The lounge area has comfortable seating for three a smart TV and dining table, and a lovely original fireplace with log burner for those winter evenings by the fire.
Facilities include full central heating, washing machine, fridge freezer, microwave, WiFi, and smart TV. Bed linen and towels are supplied. This is a no-smoking property. Roadside parking for one small car in front of the cottage.
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