Resting in the charming little village of Capelulo, close to the striking North Wales coastline, lies this quaint mid-terrace cottage. Capel Cottage offers a heart-warming base to return to each evening, perfect for families looking to escape normal life and ramble the great Welsh outdoors. Enter straight into the sitting room, where a woodburning stove stands within a feature inglenook fireplace, offering a gentle warmth to the room as you kick back on the settee. Continue through a narrow passage into the kitchen, offering an extension area where most amenities can be found, including an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and a washing machine, while a dining area is where everyone can regroup and discuss tomorrow’s plans. Climb the stairs to reach a split landing; one side leads into a lovely double bedroom with en-suite basin and WC, along with a small sun room where you can catch the sun, whilst to the other side of the landing there is a further double room and a bathroom, where you can choose between bath, shower over or even rainfall shower to prepare for the day. Grab a favourite drink and sit within the patio garden, offering idyllic views of the surrounding mountains, it’s a fine spot to catch that much-needed rest. Just a moment’s stroll away will bring you to a traditional pub as well as a casual dining restaurant to try, perfect if you fancy a night off cooking! Venture to the fascinating town of Conwy, just two miles away, where you can explore its castle and medieval town walls, or visit Britain’s smallest house and sample its charming eating spots. Those outdoor lovers will enjoy the Pensychnant Conservation Centre and Nature Reserve, where you will find wildlife and birds in abundance, or make the journey to the scenic Eryri National Park (Snowdonia), offering over 823 square miles of diverse landscapes and terrain. With so much to do in the area, a stay at Capel Cottage will be one to remember.

Tucked away between Llanfairfechan and Conwy, the little village of Capelulo provides an excellent holiday base for those looking to explore North Wales. The nearby town of Penmaenmawr holds a strong mining history, and today it has been adapted into a charming community, retaining many of its Victorian architecture, with many local pubs, restaurants and shops, a superb golf course and golden, sandy beaches. There is also Conwy, which provides further amenities, whilst the Isle of Anglesea is a much-loved destination.

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