Resting in the small market town of Llanrwst, Conwy rests this contemporary, newly-built cottage, Lodge 19, set paces away from the enchanting River Conwy. This ground floor lodge, makes moving around the property easy and sleeps up to four guests in a welcoming setting, less than a mile away from the edge of Snowdonia. A sought-after off-road parking spot is available, just one hundred yards away from the lodge; ideal for those who want to hurry back to the cottage after an adventurous day in North Wales. On entering the property, you are welcomed by a delightful open-plan living area, beautifully-decorated with a neutral interior and featuring a modern kitchen and dining area, making this room a sociable space to gather with your loved ones. The sitting room offers a contemporary sofa in an eye-catching emerald green, alongside a fashionable chair and foot-rest so there's room for everyone to snuggle up and watch TV. Still on the ground-floor, discover the double bedroom with an attractive metal bedframe and bright white walls with a touch of olive green décor to complete this tasteful look. Juxtaposed to the double bedroom is the twin bedroom, ideal for younger children. The stylish remodeled bathroom offers a spacious walk-in shower and an elegant heated towel rail, a perfect start for a refreshing day. At the front of the house, you will find an open green space, shared with other lodge's; a great way to meet others alike in this tranquil location. Take a stroll into the heart of Llanrwst, where you'll be spoilt for choice with the exciting selection of eateries on offer, including the traditional country pub, the New Inn, where you'll be greeted by a warming Welsh welcome, or if you'd prefer, enjoy a portion of fish and chips from the nearby takeaway with a walk along the banks of the scenic River Conwy. Venture further afield to the charming village of Betws-y-Coed where you can spend a fun-filled day out exploring the fascinating exhibitions of locomotives on display at Conwy Valley Railway Museum, test your swing with a round of golf at the 9-hole course, or thrill-seekers can take on the challenge of a treetop adventure course at Zip World Fforest. Lace up your hiking boots and catch the handy Sherpa bus from Betws-y-Coed to Pen-y-Pass and tackle the climb to the summit of Mount Snowdon, the tallest mountain in Wales, boasting panoramic views across the picturesque landscape of Snowdonia National Park, as far as the Isle of Man. Lodge 19 is a blissful escape, breathe in the earthy, fresh air and allow yourself to unwind in the charming countryside. Note: This property can be booked with Refs: 1069081, 1069082, 1069398, 1073105, 1073106, 1073107, 1073108, 1073109, 1073110, 1073111, 1073112, 1073113, 1073114, 1073116, 1073117, 1077357, 1077359, together sleeping up to 56 guests.

The thriving market town of Llanrwst is nestled in the picturesque setting of Conwy Vallley, just four miles away from the popular village of Betws-y-Coed, acclaimed as the 'Gateway to Snowdonia'. The town boasts an array of shops and eateries to assist in your self-catering needs and is hidden by a splendor of mountains and woodlands, making it the ideal location for nature walkers and outdoor fanatics.

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