Pack your walking boots and your beach equipment for a memory-making getaway on the North Wales coast, staying in the pleasant village of Dwygyfylchi that’s just 4 miles from Conwy, a Welsh heritage site. Made for family or friends, including groups with dogs, this contemporary-styled holiday home accommodates five guests over two generously spaced-out floors. It’s complete with a decked-out garden at the back, secure for those visiting with pets or kids, and offers mountain views to be admired with a morning coffee or a sundown drink.

This modern property has been thoughtfully renovated with light and bright interiors, an optimistic place to wake up each morning. Leave outerwear on the porch as you head inside to find a lovely lounge, a kitchen/diner and a sunroom with table football for getting competitive late into the night. Whilst the lovely garden with furniture and a charcoal BBQ sits at the rear for summer evenings, the lounge is the place to be when the weather drops, offering a feature electric fire and a Smart TV beside lots of soft seating. The cosiness continues upstairs with a king-size, a twin and a single bedroom. The two larger rooms also offer Smart TVs, ideal for movie nights in bed.

North Wales is on your doorstep when you stay here, including attractions within the Snowdonia National Park, the Isle of Anglesey (15.5 miles) and all of the golden sand beaches that sit between here and there. Leave the car behind on sunny days and wander to Dwygyfylchi Beach (less than 0.5 miles), enjoying sand and sun here. On a hiking day take a circular route to the summit of Foel Lus (1 mile), the mountain that’s visible from your very garden, or explore the prehistoric Cefn Coch Stone Circle (3 miles).

Pack your walking boots and your beach equipment for a memory making getaway on the North Wales coast, staying in the pleasant village of Dwygyfylchi that s just 4 miles from Conwy, a Welsh heritage site. Made for family or friends, including groups with dogs, this contemporary styled holiday home accommodates five guests over two generously spaced out floors. It s complete with a decked out garden at the back, secure for those visiting with pets or kids, and offers mountain views to be admired with a morning coffee or a sundown drink. This modern property has been thoughtfully renovated with light and bright interiors, an optimistic place to wake up each morning. Leave outerwear on the porch as you head inside to find a lovely lounge, a kitchen/diner and a sunroom with table football for getting competitive late into the night. Whilst the lovely garden with furniture and a charcoal BBQ sits at the rear for summer evenings, the lounge is the place to be when the weather drops, offering a feature electric fire and a Smart TV beside lots of soft seating. The cosiness continues upstairs with a king size, a twin and a single bedroom. The two larger rooms also offer Smart TVs, ideal for movie nights in bed. North Wales is on your doorstep when you stay here, including attractions within the Snowdonia National Park, the Isle of Anglesey (15.5 miles) and all of the golden sand beaches that sit between here and there. Leave the car behind on sunny days and wander to Dwygyfylchi Beach (less than 0.5 miles), enjoying sand and sun here. On a hiking day take a circular route to the summit of Foel Lus (1 mile), the mountain that s visible from your very garden, or explore the prehistoric Cefn Coch Stone Circle (3 miles).