Great Ormes Road, Llandudno, LL30

Overview

This stunning period apartment is everything you could want and more! Fully renovated to an impeccable standard, it’s ready for you to move in and make it your own. Not only has it been beautifully updated, but the building’s structure has also been thoughtfully restored to ensure this gorgeous old gem stands strong for years to come. Location-wise, you’re just a few minutes from West Shore Beach and Llandudno’s vibrant high street. Perfect for first-time buyers, couples, or anyone seeking a chic coastal pad that could also make for a fab second home. With two spacious double bedrooms, a study, a sleek modern kitchen, and a huge bay-fronted living room, this apartment ticks all the boxes for both entertaining and winding down. If you’re into coastal vibes and a relaxed lifestyle, you’ll love this place.

The Tour

Step inside and be wowed by the amazing period features—think traditional fireplaces, super high ceilings, and massive windows that let the light flood in. This place has been thoughtfully renovated to keep all the charm while giving it a modern twist.

On the first floor (after a quick flight of stairs), you’ll find just two apartments in this converted house, your neighbour’s on the ground floor, so you’ve got peace and privacy. The spacious hallway is your entry point to the entire apartment. At the front, you’ve got a huge lounge with a stunning bay window that lets in all that natural light, plus a double bedroom. At the back of the apartment, there’s the largest bedroom, along with the beautifully updated kitchen. It’s got everything you need—sleek tiled floors, modern cabinetry, and a quirky Belfast sink. Plus, it comes with an integrated oven, grill, and halogen hob for all your cooking needs. There’s also a family-sized shower room for ultimate convenience. And don’t forget the third room, perfect for a home office, reading nook, or just a quiet space to zone out.

The Exterior

The front of the property is all about privacy, with a charming brick wall boundary leading to a large paved terrace that takes you to the apartment’s entrance.

Tenure

We are informed by the vendor, that the property is leasehold but on an exceptionally long lease, 999 years from February 2005.

There’s effectively no ongoing cost from the tenure itself: the service charge is £0, and the ground rent is just a peppercorn.

Additional Information

The vendor has also advised that buildings insurance and general maintenance costs are shared equally with the freeholder, who lives in the flat below.

Please note that the property cannot be used for holiday letting.

Key Features

Council Tax Band

C

Tenure

Leasehold