Snowdonia Home with view to Puffin Island!

'Come and stay in our AirBnB; Here where the mountains sweep down to the sea!' Spectacular views out to Anglesey, Puffin Island and the Great Orme. Wonderful walking and scrambling area! Perfect location for the North Wales Coastal Path. Historic castles, stunning gardens and tranquil, unspoiled beaches. Village centre a short walk. Railway station and beach five minutes walk. Easily accessible from the A55 route to Ireland. Liverpool & Manchester airports. Handy for Bangor University! The Room Located on the second foor (US third floor!) are three rooms for your exclusive use, with views to Puffin Island and Anglesey, the North East across to Llandudno and the Great Orme, and Eastwards up to the two Penmaenmawr mountains. **For your peace of mind during the current situation we are committed to the enhanced cleaning protocol between each reservation. Surface spray and hand sanitizer are supplied for your convenience. You will have your own front door key and will be left to your own devices, although we are available at all times if required.** Very comfortable new bed and mattress. Facilities include TV and Wi-fi access. You also have the exclusive use of a bathroom with bath, shower,, washbasin and WC next door to your room. A selection of shampoos and shower gels are also provided. You have exclusive use of the kitchen, dining, living area. This is the room which has the view across to Puffin Island. The following basic supplies are provided: A selection of teas, coffee, sugar. salt, pepper and oil; also washing-up liquid, hand gel and sanitising spray. The House: One of a trio of three storey houses constructed by the owners of Pen quarry for their managers. Built over 100 years ago they command magnificent views across the Irish Sea to Anglesey, Puffin Island and The Great Orme. The house is adjoined on three sides by a substantial plot of land on different levels giving it an interesting perspective. You are welcome to park your car in the drive. Your room is on the second floor (US third floor) so may not be suitable for disabled guests. We are more than happy to share what we know about the area (after 30 years residence) and let you know about local attractions and walks. As a new visitor to North Wales or a veteran of the Welsh countryside there is something for everyone within this beautiful land. Nestling amongst mountains and the sea, Penmaenmawr is located between Llanfairfechan and the historical town of Conwy. If you have not previously visited Penmaenmawr, you may be unaware of its hidden treasures. If you arrive by car you will either have come by the A55 or you will have travelled from the direction of Conwy, over the picturesque Sychnant Pass which forms part of the Snowdonia National Park. This will have given you a taste of what is on offer. Relax in one of a number of good pubs and restaurants within Penmaenmawr and Dwygyfylchi, which should be able to cater for most people, or try taking a gentle evening stroll along the soft sandy beaches, looking out over the clear blue sea to Puffin Island and Anglesey and watching some of the most breathtaking sunsets. Our beach has been awarded the Blue Flag. A statue and bronze bust in the town commemorates former Prime Minister William Gladstone’s connection with Penmaenmawr. The original bust was stolen in 1977. A new bust, the work of local sculptor Peter London, a former resident of this house, replaced it in 1991. Local railway station and bus stops within walking distance. Also shops, library, restaurants, cafés, antique shops etc. We will be happy to give you further information. We always pay particular attention to hygiene and cleanliness. During this crisis extra sanitising measures will be taken and for your protection continental breakfast basics will be provided but not served..