Penrhyn Beach East, Penrhyn Bay, Llandudno, Conwy

The property
Set in a generous plot, this individually designed three bedroom marine bungalow, built in 1984, overlooks the Irish sea and benefits from its own beach frontage, and is located within half a mile of a convenience store, family practitioners centre and further amenities.

Entry to the property is made through an inner porch, into the central hallway from which all major rooms are accessed. The dual aspect L-shaped sitting/dining room is of a considerable size, with a feature fireplace, a single door leading to the delightful sun lounge with gorgeous sea vista, and sliding doors out to the garden. The open plan kitchen/breakfast room also benefits from magnificent sea views, and has been fitted with solid oak cabinetry, granite work surfaces and Neff appliances. The room is also fitted with an office area, complete with bench seating and sliding doors to the rear patio. Off the kitchen area is a utility room with fitted storage, sink and garden access. Both the principal and second bedrooms benefit from fitted wardrobes, matching cupboards, and en suite shower rooms, while bedroom three has a fitted wardrobe and sink with vanity unit. There is also a family bathroom with a P-shaped bath.

Outside
The property benefits from a sizeable paved in out driveway with parking for multiple vehicles and access to a large integrated double garage with electric up and over door, which could be converted into further accommodation subject to the necessary planning consents. At the rear of the garage is access through to the potting shed, and the south-facing patio beyond. The garden has been designed to take full advantage of the stunning location with a well-maintained lawn, several areas of seating, and expertly landscaped terracing down to the beach front.

Location
Penrhyn Bay is an incredibly popular coastal location, and provides a variety of amenities including shops, a medical centre, cafes and a library, all a stpnes throw from the property. Local recreational pursuits include scenic coastal walks to the Little Orme and Angel Bay, an 18-hole parkland course at Rhos-on-Sea Golf Club, sailing at Conwy and along the North Wales coastline.

The area offers regular bus services into RhosonSea with its independent shops, cafes and coastal activities, and Llandudno which has a wealth of further amenities including a wide range of shops, eateries, a mainline train station and an excellent selection of arts venues, sports and leisure facilities. The A55 Expressway nearby provides excellent transportation links further afield including the Isle of Anglesey in one direction, and to the other the Cathedral city of Chester, linking up with the M53 and M56 for access to the wider motorway network. The airports at Liverpool John Lennon and Manchester both offer a range of domestic and international flights.