Pathacres

Colwyn Bay, Gwynedd

Situated in the picturesque Colwyn Bay, Gwynedd, this charming semi-detached holiday property offers a serene getaway for two, complete with distant sea views. The location is ideal for those seeking a relaxing break, as it is conveniently close to essential amenities and holiday attractions. Guests will appreciate the well-maintained shared garden, which features a private sitting area with garden furniture, allowing for peaceful outdoor relaxation. The property includes a spacious living and dining room equipped with modern entertainment options, and a well-appointed kitchen that caters to all culinary needs.

The first floor of the property boasts a luxurious bedroom featuring a super king-size bed and patio doors that open onto a balcony, providing a perfect spot to enjoy the scenic views. A walk-in wardrobe adds to the spacious feel of the room, while the shower room is fitted with a shower cubicle and toilet, ensuring comfort and convenience for guests. The property is equipped with essential amenities such as oil central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels, and Wi-Fi, ensuring a comfortable stay. Private parking for one car is also available, making access to the property hassle-free.

Colwyn Bay, just a short five-minute drive away, offers a range of facilities and attractions. Visitors can explore the nearby Welsh Mountain Zoo or take a trip to the historic town of Conwy, where they can admire the impressive Conwy Castle and Town Walls. The charming Plas Mawr and Aberconwy House add to the historical allure of the area, while the quaint Conwy Quay is home to Britain’s smallest house. For those seeking adventure, boat trips on the Conwy Estuary provide a unique perspective of the stunning surroundings.

Further afield, the popular seaside resort of Llandudno is only a few miles away, featuring the iconic Great Orme headland. Visitors can delve into history at the Bronze Age Copper Mines, experience breathtaking views from the longest cable car in Britain, or ride the unique Great Orme Tramway. Cultural enthusiasts can enjoy performances at Venue Cymru theatre or listen to local male voice choirs in nearby chapels. Nature lovers will find the National Trust garden at Bodnant particularly enchanting, especially in May when the Laburnum Arch is in full bloom. For thrill-seekers, Adventure Parc Snowdonia and Zip World in the Conwy Valley offer exhilarating experiences, with the beach just a mile and a half away for those looking to enjoy the coastal scenery.

• Internet
• Pub Nearby
• Coast Nearby