New - Downtown Cottage, In The Heart Of Town

Description

Downtown Cottage is just that. Situated right in the centre of the walled town of Conwy, just off the High Street, with shops, bars, restaurants and cafes, plus the beautiful castle and quayside with beach and glorious views right on your doorstep.

This beautiful elevated cottage dates back to the 19th century and is Grade 2 listed in a conservation area, and has just been extensively refurbished to a very high standard, everything is new and super clean, with a homely, warm, open plan living area downstairs, with comfortable seating, leading to a well equipped kitchen, super comfy beds and family bathroom.

There is a separate utility room and cloakroom with washer/dryer and toilet, with plenty of space here for drying off walking clothes/beach apparel etc.

Upstairs are 2 double bedrooms, one very large with beautiful sash windows and screened off bunk beds suitable for 2 children aged up to around 12 years old plus a cot. The rear, smaller bedroom, with French doors leading to a delightful balcony with a table and chairs for an alfresco breakfast or evening drink on those balmy summer or cooler winter evenings overlooking Plas Mawr. Sleeps a maximum of 4 adults, 2 young children in the bunk beds and a cot for baby.

The bathroom has a toilet, bath, shower, vanity unit and heated towel rail.

To the rear of the cottage is a private south facing Mediterranean style courtyard which gets sun all day with seating, planted areas, a chimenea fire/barbeque and views to Plas Mawr, an architectural gem from 1585, and the finest surviving town house of the Elizabethan era in the UK.

Features:
Gas central heating
Log flame fire
Smart TV
Wifi
Built in oven; hob; dishwasher; fridge/freezer; microwave.
Washer/dryer in utility room
Downstairs toilet/sink
Family bathroom with sink, toilet, bath and shower.

Parking on the road when available and other free parking close by. Details with joining instructions.
Train station, taxi rank bus stops and water taxi all within 100 metres.
Supermarket (30metres) open to 11 p.m. with a real butcher opposite.

The 12th Century castle offers a great dip into the past, or walk round the town on the walls for free.
Busy quayside with beach, seating, pub, ice cream parlour, chippie and seafood shop. Take a boat trip, go fishing or do some crabbing, Take a water taxi to the marina or across the river to Deganwy and have a pint, lunch and watch the boats.

Conwy has events galore through the year - medieval events, music festivals, foodie weekends fill the year, with great pubs serving food local real ales and international brews; with live music somewhere most nights.

The town has some really good cafes and restaurants, all close to the house.

A warm, welcoming house in a warm, welcoming town with both a castle and town walls to explore.
A stroll across the bridge takes you to the surounding towns of Llandudno Junction and Deganwy
A local sightseeing bus takes you on a guided tour of the area; the marina is a pleasant stroll or water taxi ride away.
Further afield, Llandudno, Colwyn Bay, Snowdonia, the Conwy river valley, Caernarfon, Anglesey, the Lleyn peninsula can be reached by bus, train or car.