Pendorlan Avenue, Colwyn Bay, Conwy, LL29

Situated in a highly convenient central position on a no-through road in the popular coastal town of Colwyn Bay is this most appealing and elegant looking late Victorian Detached Residence, beautifully presented throughout and sympathetically modernised, providing a spacious home well suited to a family who love the undeniable charm that only a period property can provide. The owners have carefully retained, in fact enhanced the essential period features which make this home such an appealing proposition, the entrance hall being a case in point with its superb original Minton tiled floor and fireplace. It’s definitely a fitting introduction! The retention of the original stained glass window to the half-landing with its sailing boat motif is further proof of its authenticity. You can expect to find generously proportioned rooms throughout with high coved ceilings, picture rails and fireplaces whilst modern appointments complement the timeless appeal of the property’s heritage. There are two principal reception rooms, each with their own appeal, a sizeable kitchen (with double oven and gas hob), a useful utility room plus the convenience of a downstairs WC. 4 double bedrooms reside on the first floor, again retaining essential period features with the main bedroom having modern en-suite facilities plus a family bathroom and separate WC. Externally, to the front is an enclosed forecourt garden populated with a selection of flowering plants and shrubs and a mature palm tree specimen. To the rear is a reasonably sized patio style garden with seating area. Beyond the gated access to the rear service lane is a useful Detached Garage. The property comes fitted with uPVC double glazing and gas central heating. The property is located in an established residential area of Colwyn Bay, highly convenient for the seafront, excellent amenities, schools and leisure facilities, the A55 expressway as well as a mainline railway station with direct links to London and Holyhead. Colwyn Bay has numerous recreational facilities to include the famous Welsh Mountain Zoo, theatre and Eirias Park Venue whilst Llandudno has Victorian a pier, theatre and music/arts venue and dry ski slope to mention just a few. Historic Conwy and the bustling Victorian resort of Llandudno can be reached within a matter of minutes and that includes some of the areas fabulous beauty spots – the Eryri National Park (Snowdonia) springs readily to mind. The striking coastline in these parts is undoubtedly plays a major role in making this a most beautiful corner of the British Isles in which to settle.