South Place, Rhos On Sea, Conwy, LL28

This spacious ground floor 2-bedroom apartment enjoys a tranquil garden space with summer house/studio. Situated only a short distance from the seafront and local amenities. The home is heated via gas central heating with a new boiler fitted in 2024, and double glazed throughout. The accommodation briefly comprises of: Communal Entrance Porch; Hallway; Bedroom with large bay window; Bathroom with shower over bathtub and tiled; Lounge/Diner with gas fireplace; Kitchen with dining area, hob, double oven, and extractor; second Bedroom with garden views; Utility Porch; Sun Room accessed off the garden. Attached to the property is a workshop with an area of off-road parking to the front. The garden is a lovely space which feels like a tranquil get away. The multi-level patio has a number of mature shrubs and a detached Summer House/Studio. Down the side of the property is a long veranda with a selection of perennial plants and mature borders. This spacious apartment needs to be seen to be fully appreciated. Rhos on Sea is a charming seaside town located between Llandudno and Colwyn Bay, with Penrhyn Bay being west towards the Little Orme and the west promenade of Colwyn Bay sweeping east, providing an excellent environment for walking, cycling, fishing and general recreational water pursuits. Rhos on Sea offers a good range of amenities including a primary school, college, golf course and cricket club amongst others, and the town is also home to an excellent choice of restaurants and eateries. The fact that the A55, a mainline railway service and facilities available in neighbouring Colwyn Bay are within easy reach, make this a highly appealing place in which to settle. The renowned Victorian coastal resort of Llandudno lies just across the next bay which also offers a wealth of shops and amenities, including a Victorian pier, theatre and music/arts venue, a ski slope and numerous attractions and leisure facilities. Further afield is historic Conwy castle and access to the beautiful Vale of Conwy and of course, the peaks of Eryri.