This fabulous, semi-detached cottage of Bronallt rests in Conwy, North Wales and is the perfect place for a family holiday. Sleeping up to four guests, Bronallt is near the coast and a railway station, making it easy to explore both the area and beyond. The cottage enjoys on-street parking making it easy to arrive and get straight into the property. Head inside to be welcomed by a sumptuous living/dining room, where a plush, leather sofa and armchair offer you a seat in front of the flatscreen TV. Make your way towards the contemporary kitchen which is fully equipped for all your cooking needs, including an integrated dishwasher and a wine chiller. Once a delectable dinner has been whipped up, tuck into it at the neighbouring room's sleek dining table over a glass of wine. When the day winds to a close, head up the glass-balustraded stairs to choose one of two bedrooms to retire to, the first of which is a stylish room to rest in and boasts a king-size bed, fitting storage and a flatscreen TV, the other room consists of a double; both bedrooms feature bright colour schemes of creams and greys. The shower room is nearby and offers refreshing rinses in its walk-in cubicle, where you can wash off those sandy toes after a day at the beach! A highlight of the property is certainly its location: Conwy, a historic town that boasts a wealth of restaurants and shops, is also famed for its iconic attractions, such as Conwy Castle and The Smallest House in Great Britain; walks along Conwy Quay and Conwy Suspension Bridge can also be enjoyed. Enjoy a day out in Llandudno, where the sights of Llandudno Pier, Great Orme Country Park with its Summit Cable Car Station and Ski Centre, along with the famed Venue Cymru await. Why not travel into Snowdonia National Park, where the picturesque village of Betws-y-Coed can be found, along with its fantastic access to Zip World Fforest, the Conwy Valley Railway Museum and the Ty'n Llwyn Walking Trail? There's still so much more waiting to be discovered in the region, from Snowdonia's amazing outdoor havens, including the heights of Carnedd Llewelyn and Glyder Fawr, alongside Anglesey with its amazing coastline and picture-postcard towns and villages.

Conwy, a World History Site, is unquestionably famed for its architecture and historic background, yet the town's centre is a hive of activity. Along with its traditional festivals and fairs, musical recitals, galleries, and historical sites, it also has a variety of specialty stores, restaurants, and hotels. Conwy Castle, designed by Master James of St George and built for King Edward I between 1283 and 1287, is one of the most magnificent feats of mediaeval military construction and a must-see.

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