Historic house with connection to Trefriw's paddle steamers past.

Winifred House is a Victorian three bedroom stone built house, which is situated in the friendly village of Trefriw. Lying in the Snowdonia national park, Trefriw is 5 miles from the popular tourist village of Betws Y Coed, and 8 miles from the historic walled town of Conwy.

Cottage Facilities which will accommodate 5 people
A double bedroom
A single bedroom
A twin bedroom or with an extra king size bed
A put u up bed is available on request
1 baby cot
Bed linen and towels supplied
Gas central heating throughout
Iron and ironing board
Washing machine
Dishwasher
Fridge
Freezer
The kitchen is equipped with all mod cons, with a modern range style gas cooker and a country kitchen table and six chairs
Pets are welcome in downstairs areas only
Bath with over bath shower upstairs. Toilet in bathroom
Bicycle and kayak storage facilities
Road side parking for 3 cars
Non smoking
Bookings from Saturday to Saturday
Off peak weekend breaks

Outdoor garden terraces are accessed up a set of steps, which boast great views of the Conwy valley. The furnished decked area is a perfect spot to relax and unwind after a busy sightseeing day or after some strenuous activity that the area has to offer.

Trefriw is an award winning picturesque village, central to the mountains and coastal attractions.

Local amenities to name but a few include:

Trefriw Woollen Mills
Trefriw Chalybeate Wells Spa
Trefriw Trails - self guided walking routes.
Crafnant Lake is 2 miles from the village ideal for trout fishing.
Geirionydd Lake being ideal for water sports.
The Marin Mountain Bike Trail
Village pubs/restaurants.
Post Office/ Newsagents.
A cafe, Marilyn’s Butchers
Children’s Recreational Grounds.
Fairy falls waterfalls- spectacular in winter
Grey mares tail waterfalls
Prices range from £290 to £550 per week.


Photographs kindly supplied by

Dave Newbould Wales photographs