Laragh

Deganwy, Gwynedd

Laragh is a charming single-storey cottage located on the outskirts of Deganwy, within the vibrant county of Conwy, Wales. Accommodating up to four guests and two well-behaved dogs, this well-positioned retreat is perfect for those looking to immerse themselves in the coastal beauty of the region. The cottage boasts a ground-floor living layout, complete with off-road parking and private gardens, ensuring a comfortable and convenient stay. The well-equipped kitchen allows guests to prepare home-cooked meals, which can be enjoyed in the spacious and inviting living area, enhanced by the warmth of an electric fire. After a day of exploration, guests can unwind in the well-presented bathroom before retreating to restful bedrooms for a peaceful night’s sleep.

Guests at Laragh can take advantage of two private outdoor areas, one of which is accessed through a serene sunroom, ideal for enjoying morning coffee or an afternoon read amidst the tranquil surroundings. The cottage is conveniently located close to various local amenities, making it easy to enjoy self-catering options. Dining experiences can be savored at nearby establishments such as Paysanne, a delightful French restaurant, or Castle View, which offers scenic views of the harbor. Shopping is also made easy with a local Co-op just a short distance away, ensuring all essentials are within reach.

Deganwy itself is rich with attractions, including the historic Deganwy Castle and a picturesque marina popular for sailing trips. Visitors can enjoy leisurely strolls along the promenade, taking in views of Wales’s largest National Park and its sandy shores. A short journey towards Conwy reveals even more highlights, such as The Smallest House in Great Britain, which stands at just 72 inches wide, and Plas Mawr, a stunning 16th-century Elizabethan townhouse. Conwy Castle, built in 1283, remains one of the most impressive fortresses in the area, offering a glimpse into the region's rich history.

For those seeking additional seaside adventures, the popular town of Llandudno is easily accessible by car. Here, visitors can board the cable car to the Great Orme Summit, where breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside await. Llandudno Pier features an array of coastal amusements and food stalls, perfect for a day of fun by the water. Whether it’s a sunny day or a cozy rainy afternoon, Laragh serves as an ideal base for exploring the enchanting landscapes and historical sites of Conwy, promising a memorable getaway for all who visit.

• Baby Friendly
• Internet
• Coast Nearby