Enjoying an elevated position, overlooking Llandudno Bay beyond the rooftops is 4 Tan Y Bryn Road, a characterful semi-detached property, just outside of the centre of Llandudno in North Wales. Boasting off-road parking and wonderful sea views, this property is ideal for a family or group of six wanting to explore the North Wales coast. Take three steps up to the front door and head inside to discover a contemporary-styled property, balanced out by stunning original features, noticeable as soon as you step through the door to find original tiled floor in the hallway, a grand dark wood staircase and high ceilings. Sit down on the wooden bench and take off your shoes, and hang your coats on the coat rack, before making your way into the sitting room, a bright and welcoming space boasting high ceilings, an original cast iron feature fireplace, a large corner sofa you can relax onto while enjoying your favourite TV show or a good book from the bookcase, plus a large bay window that allows in plenty of natural light. Spend time next door in the open-plan living room, sure to be the social hub of the home, with a contemporary and stylish kitchen that boasts midnight blue cabinets with gold finishes, pretty white hexagonal tiles and a lovely printed tile floor, fully-equipped with integrated appliances to allow you to cook up delicious family meals, which can be enjoyed together at the extendable dining table, situated in front of the large bay window boasting distant sea views, while quick snacks can be eaten at the breakfast bar area. The sitting room space has a similar feel to the first sitting room, with an inviting sofa to relax on to enjoy your favourite TV shows and another stunning cast iron feature fireplace to admire. Head up the grand staircase to the first floor to discover the three spacious bedrooms; a king-size double, a double and a twin, all boasting exposed wooden floorboards, ample storage and two of the three rooms enjoy views out to sea, all of which are served by the stylish family bathroom, offering a similar design and colour palette to the kitchen, with a choice of bath with shower over, a heated towel rail for extra comfort and a separate WC next door. Head into the centre of Llandudno, approximately half a mile away, where you will find an abundance of shops for essentials and gifts, as well as pubs, restaurants and fish and chip shops, for when you don't feel like cooking. Seek entertainment at the 19th century pier, where you will discover arcades and amusements, including traditional Punch and Judy shows. Spend a summer afternoon on one of two lovely beaches; the popular North Shore is backed by Victorian hotels and has a pier you can stroll along, while West Shore is a little quieter and offers miles of sandy shoreline backed by sand dunes and boasting superb views out towards Anglesey. Visit one of many Llandudno attractions; try out exhilarating winter sports at the Sky and Snowboard Centre, explore the Happy Valley Botanical Gardens, sample delicious sweet treats at the Llandudno Chocolate Experience, take in a show at Venue Cymru, North Wales’ premier theatrical stage, and picnic in the Great Orme Country Park while enjoying the far-reaching sea views and rare wildlife. For the best of the views Llandudno has to offer, head to the summit of the 679ft Great Orme, via the Great Orme Tramway or by taking a cable car ride. Nearby Rhos on Sea and Colwyn Bay offer alternative beach days out, while Conwy boasts an imposing castle, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, as well as its Smallest House in Great Britain attraction and idyllic harbour. Discover thrilling family-friendly attractions such as the Welsh Mountain Zoo, Bounce Below and Zip World, all within easy reach, while the magnificent Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park is well worth a visit, where you'll find challenging hiking trails, scenic walking routes and exciting cycling trails. 4 Tan Y Bryn Road is a wonderful base to return to after an adventure filled day exploring Llandudno and the surrounding coast and countryside of North Wales.

Llandudno boasts two wonderful beaches; the bustling North Shore has a wide promenade and is backed by Victorian hotels, while the quieter West Shore offers miles of sandy shoreline backed by sand dunes with views out towards Anglesey. Head to the summit of the 679ft Great Orme via the Great Orme Tramway or by taking a cable car ride to enjoy the best of the views. Discover an excellent selection of shops, pubs, restaurants and cafés, as well as Venue Cymru, which is North Wales' premier theatrical stage for opera, ballet, musicals, comedy and more.

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