Couple's Luxury Retreat in North Walian Valley
Property ID 69741
Property Amenities
No Pets Allowed | Not Handicap Accessible
Entertainment
40"+ TV
Smart Speaker
Facilities
Bar
Chef’s Kitchen
Dedicated Work Space
Library
Office
Location features
Laundry Service
Other
EV Charging Station
Espresso Machine
Fireplace
High Speed Internet
Washer & Dryer
Wireless Internet
Outdoor
Firepit
Hot Tub
Outdoor Lounge
Property Details
Size
Private Residence with 4 Levels
1 Bedroom, 1 Bath, 850 square feet, 79 square meters
Bedrooms
King
2 Guests maximum
Nearest airport
Liverpool John Lennon Airport, LPL
75 minutes drive.
Property View
From the property, you can see down the Elwy Valley which is overlooked by the highest nearby hill, Moel Unben. The cottage is set in manicured gardens with access to a rewilded area of meadow, where there is a fire pit.
House Rules
Please note that the owner resides on the same estate.
Activities of Interest
- Fish
- Golf
- Hike
- Walk towards Moel Unben: Follow the local countryside routes for elevated perspectives across the Elwy Valley and surrounding farmland.
- Explore Bodnant Garden: Wander through formal terraces, wooded areas, meadows and seasonal botanical displays.
- Discover Conwy’s Heritage: Visit Conwy Castle, walk sections of the medieval town walls and explore the historic streets within them.
- Hike in Eryri National Park: Choose a route suited to personal experience and weather conditions through the park’s mountains, valleys and quieter paths.
- Walk the Great Orme: Explore waymarked trails across the headland while enjoying broad coastal views and opportunities for wildlife observation.
Places of Interest
- Gwrych Castle: A striking nineteenth century castle occupying an elevated position above Abergele, with visitor access available on selected dates.
- Bodnant Garden: An internationally recognised National Trust garden encompassing 80 acres of formal grounds, woodland, meadows and botanical collections.
- Eryri National Park: Wales’s largest national park, celebrated for its mountain peaks, deep valleys, Welsh heritage and extensive walking opportunities.
- Conwy Castle: An exceptionally well preserved medieval fortress and UNESCO World Heritage Site overlooking the historic town and estuary.
- The Great Orme: A prominent limestone headland in Llandudno offering marked walking trails, coastal scenery and opportunities to observe local wildlife.

























































































