Holiday Property Management, specialising in holiday properties on the coast of Conwy

This lovely traditional cottage is located In the centre of Conwy, close to all amenities- castle, quay, shops, snack shops, restaurants, public houses and best of all, lovely, friendly, helpful, people. There is limited on street parking on a first come first served basis, but be aware that the roads in Conwy are narrow and never designed to cater for vehicles

Why visit Conwy? Conwy Castle 🏰 A huge medieval castle built by Edward I in the 13th century. You can walk along parts of the walls and get amazing views over the town, river, and sea. It’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Town Walls Conwy still has almost all of its original medieval walls. You can walk around them and see the town from above. Historic streets The town has narrow streets, old buildings, and a cosy, traditional feel. Things to see and do Plas Mawr – a well-preserved Elizabethan townhouse showing how rich people lived in the 1500s. Conwy Quay & Harbour – nice for a walk, photos, and watching boats. The Smallest House in Great Britain – a tiny red house on the quay that you can visit. Shopping & cafés – local shops, ice cream, fish and chips, and Welsh cakes. Nature & views Conwy sits between the sea and mountains, with views of Snowdonia (Eryri) nearby. Great for walking, photography, and short trips into the countryside. Getting there Easy to reach by train (on the North Wales Coast Line). Close to other popular places like Llandudno, Betws-y-Coed, and Snowdonia National Park. Best time to visit Spring and summer: warmer weather and longer days for exploring. Autumn: quieter, with beautiful scenery and fewer crowds.