Our Story

My name is Beth Evans. My husband and I have owned Coedfa House and Coedfa Bach since the year 2000. We took several years to refurbish and enjoyed living at the property for 5 years.

the cottages have a special place in our hearts. We held our wedding party at the property as well as our youngest son being born at Coedfa. The place holds some very special memories for us both.

Coedfa Bach sleeps 4 has been a holiday cottage since 2001, and Coedfa House sleeps 8 and has been a holiday house since 2005.

Coedfa is a traditional Victorian property and would have been known as an Estate house/Coedfa Hall in its time. It boasts a walled garden to the back of the property which was behind an outbuilding that is now a pretty cottage (the cottage has different ownership). The woodland running for several miles towards Pentrefoelas was also owned by Coedfa.

Coedfa has a 3/4 acre garden that lies to either side of the property and a large gravelled yard to the front. The house is spacious with large rooms and high ceilings. The cottage is quaint and charming and the perfect place to escape from the hustle and bustle of normal life.

Looking down onto the famous Thomas Telford, Waterloo Bridge and with stunning views over the Lledr Valley, the cottages are in a great location. It’s only a short walk to the Betws-y-Coed village centre, but if you don’t fancy a bimble round the shops, you can walk the miles of public footpaths through the woodlands, rivers, hills and valleys instead. Short drive from Coedfa are the expanse of mountains of Wales. The Snowdonia Range/Eryri