Orme View is the larger of two maisonette-style apartments spread out over two floors, in an exceptional position close to the beach at Llanfairfechan. Just like the other apartment in the duplex, what strikes you about Orme View is the location, which is positioned near to the amazing promenade in Llanfairfechan village in North Wales. It’s location allows for great walks and spectacular views just a few yards from the front door, and a wonderful, relaxing stay in a space that’s perfect for a couple or small family.
The space at Orme View - appropriately named as from Llanfairfechan, you can look out towards some of the amazing sites in North Wales, such as the Great Orme in Llandudno, as well as Ynys Mon and Puffin Island.
A split-level maisonette apartment designed for a couple or small group of up to 4, the lounge at the front of the building has exceptional bay views from the small balcony. The beach, promenade, and plenty of open green space are on the doorstep, the sailing club and café are close by, and the pub and shops just a short walk up into the village. Inside, you have all the basic mod cons such as a smart TV and Wi-Fi.
There is a kitchen-diner, just off the living area on the first floor, which is perfect for preparing breakfasts or cooking meals. For outdoor explorers who like walking or hiking, this is the perfect space as the coastal path passes less than 100 yds from the door.
Heading downstairs, you will find spacious double bedroom with kingsize bed, and a second twin bedroom, as well as a bathroom which is also found on the ground floor. To make the most of Orme View as a truly self-contained space, there is a fully fitted kitchen which facilities include an electric oven, gas hob, fridge freezer, washing machine, dishwasher.
Off-road parking for one car is included at this property.
There is also a one bedroom apartment available to let in same building (Puffin View) which sleeps up to 2 people.
Location
Llanfairfechan is a hidden gem, super convenient for all the north coast has to offer, with views around every corner and yet tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the busier resort towns. There are lots of coastal and mountain walks and cycling opportunities from the village and three local nature reserves aside from the Snowdonia National Park, which begins at the outskirts of the village and expands inland for 823 square miles of beautiful countryside. World Heritage sites, adventure activities such as zip-lining and coasteering. There are nearby National Trust gardens and houses, amazing castles, and culture in many pitstops along the way, all of which are waiting for you in North Wales.- Pub 0.01 miles
- Beach 0.04 miles
- Shop 0.47 miles
- Bus stop 0.04 miles
- Train 0.2 miles
Accessibility Information
If you have specific requirements for this cottage please contact our team on 01492 582492 and they will be happy to confirm any details.
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2 Bedrooms
Beds will be made up with fresh linen.
Bedroom 1
1 Kingsize Bed
Bedroom 2
2 Single Beds
Facilities & Amenities
Kitchen
- Cooker
- Fridge
- Kettle
- Microwave
- W/Machine
- Fridge / Freezer
- Dishwasher
- Tumble Dryer
Bathrooms
- 1 Bathrooms
Other
- Television
- Iron
- Wifi
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Somewhere you've never been? What is Nearby?
Llanfairfechan Beach
Llanfairfechan is a little town that, unfortunately, is not nearly as well-known as it should be. It is a lovely Victorian seaside resort town, often referred to as the coastal gateway to Snowdonia. The town’s position on the coast affords visitors some fantastic views over the Menai Strait and the Isle of Anglesey, as well as of the Great Orme of Llandudno.
Penmaenmawr Beach
Penmaenmawr itself is a small community on the northern shores of North Wales. The town is a good base for exploring the area, especially if you are more of a hiker – there are plenty of fantastic mountain walks in the vicinity, each of which offers spectacular views over Snowdonia.
Aber Falls
Known as Rhaeadr Fawr in Welsh, the waterfall measures almost 40 metres in height, formed by the Afon Goch flowing down the Carneddau foothills. They are found a short walk (roughly two miles) south of the village of Abergwyngregyn, and serve as the major attraction of the area. Well worth a visit, the walk is as enjoyable as seeing the falls.
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