Gwynfa is a delightful terraced cottage sited just beneath the medieval walls of the historic town of Conwy - the upper gateway and its towers overlook the cottage's location - which is Stryd y Gwynt. The cottage occupies a quiet secluded location with its own adjacent parking yet is only five minutes walk from the town and its shops, the castle and the quayside.

The bonus, given the Cottage's central location, is that it has its own adjacent parking, also an area of garden giving Stryd y Gwynt a feeling of seclusion and privacy.

Within a few minutes drive is a large supermarket, a variety of leisure facilities and the town of Llandudno with its attractive shops, beaches and promenade. The Conwy Valley close by, gives direct access to the Snowdonia National Park and its mountain scenery. In addition, the open country of Conwy mountain and the National Park are within walking distance.

The cosy lounge/diner has a log burner style gas fire set in a stone inglenook fireplace - all decorated and furnished in a light modern style.

The compact kitchen is bright, modern and very well fitted.

A staircase from the lounge area leads to the double bedroom, which has a kingsize bed and separate bathroom with overhead shower.

Facilities include fixed wall mounted electric heating, fridge, washer/dryer, microwave, radio/CD player and colour T.V. with video. All bed linen, duvets, pillows and towels are provided.

Gas and electricity are included in the summer with a £20 heating supplement charged from October 1st to May 1st.

The cottage was built around 1860, probably to house railwaymen, although a little later much of the row was owned by a local fish merchant. There was originally a similar row opposite but this was demolished some years ago, the site has been retained by the Council giving visitors to Wind Street the advantage of the 'garden' area ensuring a quiet, secluded location.