Oakwood Stables is a charming cottage located in Conwy, Gwynedd, Wales, perfect for a couple's retreat. Situated in a tranquil, rural location within the Oakwood Park Estate, this converted stable offers a high standard of accommodation with one bedroom and an open-plan layout. The cottage features a woodburner, French doors, and a sheltered patio overlooking manicured lawns and rolling countryside.
The property is ideally located for exploring the Sychnant Pass and the stunning coastline of North Wales. Just a short walk away is the town of Conwy, with its amenities and historic castle overlooking the sea. Nearby sandy beaches and the rugged coastal paths of Anglesey offer further opportunities for outdoor activities. The cottage is also close to the Snowdonia National Park, providing ample options for walking and cycling enthusiasts.
Whether you're seeking a relaxing getaway or an adventurous escape, Oakwood Stables offers a cosy and romantic retreat for couples. With its contemporary furnishings and peaceful surroundings, this cottage provides a perfect base for exploring the natural beauty and attractions of the surrounding area. Enjoy a glass of wine by the fire on cooler evenings or open the French doors to let in a cool breeze on warm summer nights. This delightful cottage near Conwy promises a memorable and rejuvenating holiday experience.
Weekly price from £467
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