
Bwthyn Y Wennol is a converted stone-built farm stable in rural North Wales, postcode LL22 8NF. This traditional barn forms part of a row of four cottages and retains its original stone walls and agricultural character. The conversion offers a peaceful countryside retreat with authentic features throughout.
The barn sits in open farmland with views across fields and rolling hills. You're surrounded by working countryside with footpaths leading directly from the door into the Welsh landscape.
The accommodation sleeps guests in comfortable bedrooms with a bathroom. Living spaces include a kitchen and lounge area where the stone walls create a cosy atmosphere.
Bwthyn Y Wennol is a converted stone-built farm stable in rural North Wales, postcode LL22 8NF. This traditional barn forms part of a row of four cottages and retains its original stone walls and agricultural character. The conversion offers a peaceful countryside retreat with authentic features throughout.
The barn sits in open farmland with views across fields and rolling hills. You're surrounded by working countryside with footpaths leading directly from the door into the Welsh landscape.
The accommodation sleeps guests in comfortable bedrooms with a bathroom. Living spaces include a kitchen and lounge area where the stone walls create a cosy atmosphere. The barn's compact layout makes good use of the original stable structure.
Nearby you'll find Conwy Castle (8 miles, 15 minutes) and the medieval town walls. Llandudno's Victorian pier and beaches are 10 miles away (20 minutes). Snowdonia National Park begins 12 miles south (25 minutes) with mountain walks and lakes. Bodnant Garden sits 6 miles distant (12 minutes) with terraced gardens and woodland.
Bwthyn Y Wennol suits couples wanting a traditional stone barn base for exploring North Wales. Book for genuine rural peace and mountain access.
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The authentic stone-built stable walls create a genuine barn atmosphere throughout the cottage with traditional agricultural character preserved.
Set within working countryside with open fields surrounding the barn and direct access to footpaths for exploring the Welsh landscape.
Just 12 miles from Snowdonia National Park entrance offering mountain walks, lakes and dramatic scenery within 25 minutes' drive.
Only 8 miles from the medieval walled town of Conwy with its impressive castle and historic streets to explore.
The converted stable makes efficient use of space with cosy rooms that retain the building's original agricultural proportions and character.
Llandudno's Victorian seaside attractions and sandy beaches are just 10 miles away for traditional bucket-and-spade days out by the sea.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach Bwthyn Y Wennol by car, take the A55 North Wales Expressway and exit towards the LL22 area. The barn conversion is located in rural farmland and you'll have parking available at the property upon arrival.
For those travelling by rail, the nearest station is Abergele & Pensarn, approximately 5 miles away. From there, it's a short taxi journey through the countryside to the barn.
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