Flat C View. For sand, sea, slate and fire.

Flat C View is a creative, coastal enclave in the pretty seaside town of Rhos on Sea. Nestled amongst North Wales’ castles, coastlines and crags, this unique top floor apartment is a relaxed and free spirited home which is just as rooted in the landscape as it is in artistic sensibility and sustainability. @flatcview you will find a happy family of furniture, foliage and fittings that have been collected over the years. They are - almost without exception- secondhand or salvaged. This is a perfectly imperfect, cosy space that invites you to sit back and relax, after a day of rock climbing, cycling, hiking and more, where you can indulge in the landscape and embrace the elements, even when the Welsh weather won’t encourage you to. Wake up in a king size canopy bed with a panoramic seascape at your feet; savour the sweeping shoreline as you snuggle in the living space; feast upon views of a verdant nature reserve from the kitchen table; soak up the sky as you recline in the reclaimed bathtub, or simply free your mind and unwind as you fire gaze by the wood burning stoves for a while. Additional information: I have tried to create a comfortable yet conscious home from home for you. At Flat C View you will find: - Custom elements that have been constructed from natural, locally sourced and sustainable materials where possible - Towels and bedding that are either ethically sourced organic cotton or select secondhand - LED lights throughout - Firewood that has been salvaged from local timber merchants when possible, to fuel the stoves In the bathroom: - Optional shower timer to help reduce water consumption - An environmentally and socially conscious 1920s toilet. It has been twinned with a latrine in the Democratic Republic of Congo and its flush capacity has been reduced to save water - Chemical free cleaning products, for hands and home In the kitchen: - Organic rolled oats for breakfast - Tea, coffee and sugar - Dairy alternative milk on arrival - Plenty of little containers to store and preserve leftover food, so that you can avoid using tin foil and plastic wrap - Recycling and food waste/ compost bins - Natural bristle brushes and cleaning cloths - Chemical free cleaning products, for hands and home This home was designed to be shared so please feel welcome to use these items during your stay: - Herbs and spices - Reusable shopping bags - Two yoga mats - Blackroll massage roller - Games - Recipe books Other than a locked storage room in the bedroom and a secure cupboard in the kitchen, the entire apartment is otherwise accessible to guests. Please make yourselves at home. Please call or text me should you need help with anything during your stay. I will be happy to help. Within 0.5 miles: - Rhos on Sea promenade and beach - The Holy Well and Chapel of St Trillo, thought to be the smallest church in the British Isles - Rhos on Sea centre, with supermarkets, coffee shops, pharmacies, supermarkets, wine shop, pubs, health food store and more Within 1 mile: - Bryn Euryn Nature Reserve - Colwyn Bay promenade Within 2 miles: - Colwyn Bay Watersports at Port Eirias, offering sailing, winsurfing, powerboat and paddleboarding facilities - Bryn Williams at Port Eirias, a beach front restaurant, café and bar that has been awarded AA Restaurant of the year for Wales 2019/20 - Junctions 20 and 21 of the A55, a road that is renowned for world class rock climbing routes Within 5 miles: - Conwy UNESCO World Heritage site, a medieval walled town with a mighty castle - The Smallest House in Great Britain, on Conwy’s quayside The Little Orme - The smaller of two nearby headlands, with excellent opportunities for both walkers and climbers alike Angel Bay - An inlet on The Little Orme’s headland, where dolphins, porpoises, seals and an array of birds are known to visit Llandudno - The grand dame of the quintessential British seaside resort, with a traditional Victorian pier The Great Orme - Spectacular limestone headland, rising 207 m above sea level that has been designated A Special Area of Conservation and a Site of Special Scientific Interest - Great Orme Bronze Age Copper Mines and Visitor Centre Within 8 miles - Bodnan Garden National Trust World famous and picturesque gardens, created over 150 years with plants from across the globe Within 20 miles - Penrhyn Castle National Trust Steeped in a history of social unrest and industrial dispute, this castle boasts oppulent interiors and a fine art collection Within 30 miles - Snowdonia National Park 823 square miles of breathtaking landscapes, picturesque villages and limitless opportunities for outdoor activities Colwyn Bay Railway Station, 1.2 miles Llandudno Railway Station, 3.7 miles Eastbound services operate directly between London Euston, and offer connections with Manchester, Birmingham and elsewhere. Westbound destinations include Holyhead, Swansea and Cardiff.