The Old Corner House, Conwy
Quayside attractions
...Discover
Luxury Bed & Breakfast
in the Historic Heart
of Conwy...
The Old Corner House
17 Berry Street
Conwy
LL32 8DG
Tel: 01492 596374
Mobile: 07733 304114
Email: theoldcornerhouse@live.co.uk
Nothing can compare with a stroll along the quayside at Conwy on a warm sunny day and take in the panoramic view of the boats at anchor as they languidly turn with the tide. Sample the delights of a homemade Welsh ice cream or sit and "people watch" as you quench your thirst with a drink from the Liverpool Arms, the small quayside pub or sample the delights of a fish supper take away from the Fishermans Restaurant which can be accessed from the quayside.
Welsh ice cream seller on quay
Quayside and Liverpool Arms pub
as it is registered in the Guinness Book of Records, is a popular tourist attraction and is situated on the Conwy quayside. The structure measures 72 inches (1.8m) wide and 122 inches (3.05m) high and was built in a gap between two terraces. It was lived in from the 16th century until May 1900 when the then owner Robert Jones, a local fisherman, was forced to vacate the premises as it was deemed “unfit for human habitation”. The 6ft 3inch man struggled to stand up fully once inside. The house is still owned by one of his descendents, Mrs Margaret Williams.
The Smallest House in Great Britain
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