Gwynfryn

Trefriw, Conwy

Nestled in the tranquil village of Trefriw, within the stunning Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park, Gwynfryn is a charming double-fronted Victorian property that accommodates up to ten guests across five well-appointed bedrooms. This detached retreat boasts an elevated position that offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside, making it an ideal getaway for families and friends eager to explore the natural beauty of North Wales. Upon arrival, visitors are greeted by three off-road parking spaces, and the journey to the entrance can be made via steps or a gentle slope, enhancing the welcoming atmosphere of the property.

The ground floor of Gwynfryn features a spacious open-plan living area that is perfect for socializing and relaxation. The contemporary kitchen is equipped with modern amenities, allowing guests to prepare delicious meals to enjoy together in the adjacent dining area. The inviting sitting area, complete with a charming bay window that frames views of the distant mountains, provides a cozy space for unwinding. Additionally, a snug area offers a sumptuous settee and Smart TV, creating the perfect setting for movie nights. During warmer months, the outdoor patio invites guests to savor alfresco dining while reminiscing about the day’s adventures over a glass of fizz.

Upstairs, the property features a variety of tastefully decorated bedrooms, including a king-size room with dual aspect windows, a double room with an en-suite shower, and a twin room at the front. The rear of the house includes another king-size room and a twin room, all equipped with fresh linen and ample storage. For relaxation, guests can indulge in the family bathroom's deep soak or opt for a quick rinse in the shower room, with an additional cloakroom available for convenience. This thoughtful layout ensures comfort and privacy for all guests, making it a perfect retreat for larger groups.

When it comes to exploring the local area, the heart of Trefriw is just a short walk away, featuring a delightful tea room and a family-run butchers/general store for high-quality local produce. For more extensive amenities, the nearby town of Llanrwst offers a variety of dining options and a weekly market for fresh goods. Adventurous guests can experience thrilling activities at Zip World, home to Europe’s longest zip line, or enjoy the unique underground trampoline park, Bounce Below. For those who prefer a leisurely pace, the expansive trails of Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park offer endless opportunities for hiking, including the ascent of Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon), the tallest mountain in Wales. After a day of exploration, Gwynfryn serves as a welcoming sanctuary to recharge for the next adventure.

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