Llandudno, Snowdonia and North Wales
A beautiful and imposing red brick Victorian villa less than 6oo yards from the pier and promenade on Llandudno's north shore, and is a similar distance from the quieter West Shore. It is also within walking distance from the Great Orme country park, tram station, cable cars and all the restaurants, pubs and other amenities of this popular seaside resort.
St Katherines is a dog friendly holiday cottage.
This spacious four bedroomed residence sleeps up to eight people. All bedrooms are on the first floor. There are two bedrooms with king size beds (one with ensuite shower room) situated at the front of the house and benefitting from views to both shores and distant hills; one double room; and the fourth bedroom has twin beds with ensuite shower room (the twin beds can be used as a double if required). There is also an additional family bathroom (bath and separate shower) on the first floor. The ground floor consists of a large well equipped kitchen with direct access to the south-facing terrace and garden. The lounge with bay window to the front of the house looks out on to the garden, whilst at the back are the dining room, games room/snug lounge and additional shower room and secure storage room for bikes. The front garden has a terrace with views towards the hills and the coast, and there is a secluded rear courtyard, which catches the afternoon sun. The top/ third floor is used as an occasional apartment for the property owners with independent access from the external stairs at the rear of the property. Facilities include full central heating; dishwasher; washing machine; range cooker; fridge-freezer; garden furniture; TV and DVD player. Bed linen and towels are supplied, heating and electricity are included in the tariff. Off road parking for up to 3 cars. Zappi 7kW EV charge point, type 2 connection (you need to bring your own cable). This is strictly a no smoking property. A maximum of 2 well behaved dogs are welcome.
St Katherines is a beautiful and imposing Victorian red brick villa typical of many built in Llandudno in its Victorian heyday. Set well back from a quiet but desirable street in this popular coastal resort town, it is within walking distance of the town's two beaches, the Victorian pier and promenade, a 9-hole family golf course, the North Wales Golf Club (1 mile) and a dry ski slope.
The Great Orme - one of two picturesque limestone headlands which have shaped the town's history since the Bronze age - is a large Country Park right on the doorstep, with wild goats and many unusual plants and insects as well as the possibility of sighting seals and dolphins from the circular walk around the Orme. Venue Cymru the local theatre regularly hosts the Welsh National Opera and Orchestra as well as many other national and international stars. The town has many lovely restaurants, cafes, shops, art galleries and museums, and is so well regarded across the country that it has recently been voted one of the best 20 seaside resorts in Britain (out of 97) by Which Magazine.
The Wider Area: All this and yet you have hardly scratched the surface, a short drive out of town will bring you to the World Heritage site the walled town and castle at Conwy, a little further and you enter the Snowdonia National Park with all the wonder and excitement this has to offer, from surfing on a manmade inland lagoon to zooming down Europe's longest zip wire, mountain biking down purpose made trails, bouncing in underground caverns, walking gently along the coast or mountaineering around Mount Snowdon. Coastal activities also abound and there are numerous gardens and National Trust properties (incl Bodnant Gardens) within easy driving distance.
We could go on but it is always better to explore, discover and experience this wonderful part of the world in person so book now and start planning your next adventure.
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