A well-presented and generously proportioned two bedroom terrace property with en-suite shower room, rear yard garden, and access to a rear parking space currently with a large shed erected on. Situated in the much sought after area of Craig-Y-Don with easy access to local amenities and the seafront and just a short distance from the 'Queen of the North Resorts' Llandudno with a wide range of shops, supermarkets, leisure and tourist facilities and transport links including bus and rail routes and the A55 North Wales Expressway. The accommodation comprises hall, lounge/dining room and kitchen to the ground floor and two double bedrooms with en-suite to bedroom one and bathroom to the first floor.

Craig-Y-Don

Craig-y-Don is a desirable coastal suburb of Llandudno, set along the attractive eastern side of Llandudno Bay. The area offers a charming mix of residential streets, scenic promenade walks, and easy access to Bodafon Fields and the Little Orme. Its Victorian influenced avenues, local shopping on Mostyn Avenue and Queen’s Road, and family friendly amenities—including a popular paddling pool and seafront facilities—make it a consistently soughtafter location. [en.wikipedia.org]
In recent years, Craig-y-Don has developed a vibrant, cosmopolitan feel, thanks to a growing collection of independent cafés, international eateries, and specialist local shops. This blend of coastal atmosphere and thriving community spirit has helped the area step out of Llandudno’s shadow, making it an appealing destination for homebuyers seeking both convenience and character.

About Llandudno
Llandudno is a vibrant seaside town on the North Wales coast, renowned for its stunning Victorian architecture, sweeping promenade, and breathtaking views of the Irish Sea. Nestled between the Great Orme and Little Orme headlands, it offers a unique blend of natural beauty and historic charm.
The town boasts excellent amenities, including boutique shops, restaurants, schools, and leisure facilities, making it ideal for families, retirees, and professionals alike. With strong transport links to Chester, Liverpool, and Manchester, Llandudno is perfect for those seeking coastal living without sacrificing connectivity.
Outdoor enthusiasts will love the scenic walks, beaches, and nearby Snowdonia National Park, while the bustling town centre provides a lively cultural scene with theatres, events, and festivals throughout the year.