9 Mostyn Crescent, Llandudno, LL30 1AR

Known as the Queen of the Welsh resorts, Llandudno is the largest seaside resort town in Wales. It is best known for its long promenade overlooking a row of pastel coloured Victorian buildings, its two popular beaches (North Shore and West Shore), Great Orme and Little Orme, its famous Victorian pier and Venue Cymru. The town has plenty of visitor attractions including fairground rides, arcades, cafés, bars and many retail outlets. It is easily accessed via the A470 which connects to other North Wales towns via the A55 North Wales Expressway, whilst the A5 links to Snowdonia National Park. Llandudno has an excellent public transport system which includes Llandudno Station and Junction Station. The latter is one of the busiest stations in North Wales, being on the North Wales Coast Line with rail services running to both the North West and Holyhead.

The Promenâd is an established 4 star B & B in the heart of Llandudno. It is within walking distance of the town's main attractions and boasts excellent reviews on websites such as Tripadvisor, Hotels Wales, Booking.com and Expedia. It also features on the Visit Wales website. The Promenâd has an excellent reputation and sees much repeat trade. The business offers the perfect work/life balance with spacious owners accommodation just a stone's throw away from Llandudno's beach.

A premises license is held for the retail of alcohol.

All services are connected.

Local Authority - Conwy County Borough Council, Bodlondeb Council Offices, Bangor Rd, Conwy LL32 8DU
Tel:

Rateable Value - £8,800.00
Council Tax for private accommodation - Band D

VIRTUAL FREEHOLD £590,000 to include fixtures, fittings and goodwill. Stock at valuation in addition.

The Promenad is held on a 999 year lease commencing 25th December 1905 with a ground rent of £10 per annum.

No direct approach to be made to the business; please direct all communications through Sidney Phillips.

Viewing strictly by appointment only.