A charming historic cottage dating back to around 1580, set in the beautiful village of Trefriw, with character-filled accommodation, cottage-style gardens, a useful detached barn and plenty of off-road parking.

If you’re looking for charm, character and that quintessential cottage feel, Anchor is one you really need to see.

Dating back to around 1580, with later additions believed to date from the 1800s, this is a home with genuine history and a wonderful sense of character. The current owners have lovingly cared for the property for the past 12 years, carrying out significant improvements to include a whole rewire, and retaining the charm and individuality that make this such a special home.

One of the real features is the bespoke spiral oak staircase, beautifully designed and crafted to sit naturally within the character of the cottage.

But it’s not just the house that makes Anchor special.

Step outside and you’ll find beautiful cottage-style gardens, thoughtfully divided into a number of different areas. There are little pockets to sit and relax, spaces for entertaining and dining alfresco, and plenty of opportunities to enjoy the peace and privacy of the setting.

Behind the barn is an additional area of land overlooking neighbouring fields, the perfect spot to enjoy a morning coffee while watching the sunrise.

The original barn, currently used as a workshop, provides excellent additional space and offers plenty of potential. Subject to the necessary planning permissions, it could perhaps become a home office, studio, playroom or even an annex.

There is also generous off-road parking, adding to the practicality of this characterful home.

Set within the beautiful Conwy Valley, Trefriw is a wonderfully picturesque village surrounded by mountains, woodland and open countryside.

The village is well known for its historic woollen mill and Fairy Falls, with an abundance of walking routes and outdoor adventures on the doorstep. The beautiful lakes of Llyn Crafnant and Llyn Geirionydd are also close by.

For everyday amenities, Llanrwst is nearby, while the popular village of Betws-y-Coed and the spectacular landscapes of Eryri National Park are within easy reach.

And when you fancy heading towards the coast, the historic town of Conwy and the North Wales coastline are also accessible by road.

Whether you’re looking for a permanent home, a peaceful retreat or simply somewhere that offers a slower pace of life surrounded by beautiful countryside, Anchor offers something rather special.

A Home With A Story

There is something rather special about owning a home with genuine history, a property that has stood here for centuries and has now been carefully brought forward by its current owners.

Anchor is full of charm, character and possibilities, and is ready for its next chapter.

Viewing is highly recommended to truly appreciate the character, setting and unique appeal of this beautiful Trefriw cottage.