Cymryd

This converted Welsh hall house is full of historical features and wrapped in a mature and much-loved garden. Follow the path from the sheltered courtyard to the estuary and on to Conwy.

Guests

6

Bedrooms

4

Number of dogs welcome

0

Reference

008048

Acorn rating

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Cymryd began life in the 15th century and was home to generations of the same family for more than 400 years. You’ll feel the historic significance of this Grade II-listed building in every room, thanks to the preserved beams, panelling, flagstone floors and stone fireplaces. We’ve added lots of comforts like big, velvet sofas, pretty fabrics and soft rugs.

From the sunny breakfast table to the atmospheric dining room, there are many favourite spots to choose from in this quirky home. Upstairs, notice the colour of the rafters that criss-cross the twin bedroom. They are blackened from the firepit that once burned in the middle of the dining room floor, then open to the roof space. The garden is a real delight, with climbing wisteria, twisted medlar trees and scattered pots growing all sorts of plants and herbs.

You’re just one field over from the estuary and opposite RSPB Conwy Nature Reserve, a haven for wetland wildlife. Walk a mile along the estuary path to Conwy, a medieval walled town with a castle and independent cafés, pubs and shops, or take a 15-minute drive to the sandy beach at Llandudno. You’ll have free entry to National Trust places during your stay, with Bodnant Garden, Penrhyn Castle and Plas Newydd House and Garden close by.

Layout

Ground floor: Sitting room with electric stove and television. Kitchen with large range and breakfast table. Dining room with electric stove. Shower room. Bathroom leading to one utility room. Second utility room. Single bedroom.

First floor: King-size bedroom. Twin bedroom in the rafters. Single bedroom.

Outside space: Enclosed garden. Courtyard with table and chairs. Outside toilet (tŷ bach).

• Wi-Fi, not available
• Garden, available
• EV charging, not available
• Fridge, available
• Freezer, available
• Microwave, available
• Open fire / wood burner, not available
• Television, available
• DVD, available
• Washing machine, available
• Dishwasher, available
• Tumble dryer, available
• BBQ, not available
• Cot & high chair, not available

Approach along a single track for 2 miles. Steps and varying levels on ground floor. Uneven floors. Low beams. Worn stone step at foot of original steep staircase with varied step height. Not suitable for children under 12. Find more information in the Accessibility Guide. Accessibility questions? Email holiday.enquiries@nationaltrust.org.uk or call us on 0344 800 2070.

Read our accessibility guide 

Induction Hob: Guests with a pacemaker should note that there is an induction hob in this cottage.

Please note: The gardener tends to the garden on Fridays.

Cycling: Eyri National Park is a great place to cycle. For experienced riders, the Traws Eryi trail is a 200km off-road adventure route that links up some of the best riding in Snowdonia.

Plastic Free Yr Wyddfa: Plastic Free Yr Wyddfa is an initiative organised by Eryri National Park to protect the mountain’s sustainable future. This cottage, and all National Trust holiday cottages in the national park have been awarded silver status in this plastic-free business programme, and we are making changes to work towards gold status.