Perched above the sweeping sands of Llandudno Bay, where its elevated position grants coastal views, this charming mid-terrace cottage offers a year-round retreat for friends, family and a four-pawed pal. Inside, enjoy a homely ambience with an open-plan lounge/diner, and outside, there's a patio garden offering a distinctly Mediterranean feel for al fresco dining on a warm summer day.
The light-filled open-plan living area invites relaxation with warm hues, a comfortable sofa, and a reclining chair in front of the Smart TV. The compact kitchen is equipped with everything you need for a self-catering stay, and a solid wood dining table for five offers the perfect setting for family board games in the evening. Towards the rear of the property, guests will find a seaside-themed cloakroom and a small utility area. Upstairs, three bright bedrooms await – a double, a twin, and a single. The twin bedroom offers a picturesque view of the Great Orme Country Park, while glimpses of the sea can be enjoyed from the double and single bedrooms. Completing the upper floor is a generously sized family bathroom. A patio area just outside the back door sets the stage for BBQs and al fresco dining, while children and your pet can frolic in the enclosed lawn across the private access road. Keep an eye out for local Kashmir goats and sheep grazing on the hillside, and during the spring and summer seasons, guests may be treated to the sight of the Great Orme Tram passing by at the end of the garden.
A leisurely stroll of under a mile takes you into the heart of this quintessential Victorian seaside destination, where you can explore the iconic Llandudno Pier for classic arcades or enjoy a scenic walk along the 2-mile promenade. Though the central section of the beach has dog restrictions during the summer months, there is plenty of space on either side for year-round frolics with Fido. Scaling the Great Orme headland is a must-do activity, whether by foot, cable car, or vehicle. History hounds will enjoy a walk around the impressive walls of Conwy Castle, 5 miles from home.
For guests not wanting to walk into town,the number 26 bus is the Llandudno circular which runs to the top of the Great Orme via Llwynon Rd. It runs right past Ty Mair with the bus stop just around the corner from Ty Mair. You can get the bus from the stop outside the Ormo Lounge on Gloddaeth Ave and it takes you right up the Great Orme.