About this property
Set on the coast of North Wales lies 3 All Saints Avenue, a charming semi-detached property in Deganwy, Conwy. Perfect for friends and family alike, this property offers an off-road parking space and a garden, as well a traditional décor. Stepping into the property, the living/dining room welcomes you to unwind in front of the TV after a day of exploring your surroundings while the electric fire gently warms the room before enjoying a delicious homemade meal at the dining table. Moving through the property, the kitchen is fit with an electric cooker and a handy washing machine to freshen your clothes throughout your stay, as well as a quaint breakfast table where you can enjoy your morning coffee and plan the day ahead. When the night draws to a close, climb the stairs to the bedrooms; the first is a plush double room with large mirror-fronted wardrobes to unpack your belongings, inviting you to rest your eyes ahead of your next adventure, and the second is a bunk room, ideal for the children to catch some rest. From here, a convenient family bathroom overs a bath, shower over, basin and WC where you can get ready for the day ahead. Outside, enjoy your summer evenings on the patio, complete with a lovely gravelled area where you can catch up on the day's events with a glass of wine while you take in the fresh sea air. There is plenty to do while you are in the area; take a break from cooking one evening and venture out to a local eatery such as Paysanne, a delightful restaurant inspired by French cuisine, or Nikki Ips Restaurant Wine Bar & Café, which offers authentic Chinese dishes. For activities while you are staying at the property, the fantastic Welsh Mountain Zoo is close by, providing an excellent day out discovering exotic species, or for lovers of sea life, SeaQuarium Rhyl is around a half an hour drive from the dwelling. The seaside town of Rhyl is also home to amusement parks and plenty of shops, pubs, and restaurants for you to enjoy. History lovers will appreciate Conwy Castle, this breathtaking castle was built in medieval times and still towers firmly over the town or branch further afield to Cadeirlan Bangor Cathedral, home to Bishop Anian’s Pontifical. Finish your afternoon off by taking a stroll around Haulfre Gardens in Llandudno, the area itself is home to pretty beaches and quirky local businesses, while the gardens provide an air of tranquility when you explore them. Choose 3 All Saints Avenue for an exciting trip to North Wales.
Resting on the banks of the River Conwy lies Deganwy, a popular seaside town known for its marina and the ruins of Deganwy Castle, as well as hosting a handful of small shops, pubs and restaurants. There is plenty to do in this charming town such as sea fishing, walking cycling and enjoying the nearby Eryri (Snowdonia) for climbing and other outdoor adventures. This delightful stretch of coast has an abundance of history in its mines, beaches, castles and gardens.
Accommodation
Over two floors.
Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x bunk.
Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC.
Kitchen.
Living/dining room with electric fire and sofa bed.
Gas central heating with electric fire.
Electric oven, ceramic hob, microwave, fridge, washing machine.
WiFi, TV.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Cot and Highchair available.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Off-road parking for one car with private driveway.
Garden with patio and gravelled area.
Sorry, no pets and no smoking.
Shop 0.6 miles, pub 0.5 miles
Nearby points of interest
- Great Orme Country Park
- Welsh Mountain Zoo
- Zip World Penrhyn Quarry
- Penrhyn Castle
Reviews (13)
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Hafizur
But nice location.
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Yvonne
Thick layer of dust and hair on flat strip on stairs landing which we had to remove as it felt unhygienic. Curtains in master bedroom had a very unpleasant pungent smell as if had several layers of sprays. Floor boards between bedrooms clunked loudly when walked on. Small bedroom's only piece of storage, a wardrobe was padlocked! Bunk bed, which was not suitable for my 18 year old daughter. Not all families are made up of small children. Bathroom: leak behind wash basin and also side of bath. All garden shrubs overgrown and untidy, front and back making walking through narrow pathway difficult, especially when carrying luggage. Nice modern decor and a great location.
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Derek
There is also easy access to an off-road walking/cycle path leading to Conwy and Llandudno. The house itself is compact but well designed to make maximum use of space and the dedicated parking space is a bonus in this area. However, that is where the positives end. The contents of the property are all cheap and flimsy (smart TV excepted) and on arrival the electricity was switched off at the mains. The only information on the property immediately available was a notice stuck on the wall telling guests how to switch the power on and telling them to switch it back off on departureâ¦â¦just what a fridge/freezer needs to breed bacteria! A folder was eventually found in the kitchen cupboard sitting on top of a tabletop freezer which was on the floor alongside a pile of un-opened mail, a vacuum cleaner, brush and brush pan, etc. This contained very little of value, just a pile of user manuals. Many of the inadequacies have been commented on in previous reviews but have not been addressed. Deficiencies include very poor wifi (rendering the smart TV distinctly dumb), flimsy cutlery, oven controls illegible, no baking trays, no soup ladle, no egg cups, no corkscrew, creaky floorboards, very low double bed, cheap flimsy coat hangers in wardrobe and more. On the outside, the grounds were unkempt. So many rental properties nowadays are welcoming places where the owners have taken the trouble to provide comprehensive information packs and even a welcoming gift - a bottle of wine perhaps, a bunch of flowers or a bit of local produce (bara brith in Wales for example). However this is not such a property and I would challenge the owner to live there, as it is, for a week without being constantly irked by these shortcomings.