Well-positioned in the coastal town of Old Colwyn in Conwy, is this charming two-bedroom cottage, Bel Mare. Featuring an elevated rear garden with lots of olive trees in terracotta pots on the decking area and glass balustrades are fitted on every level of the decking, offering panoramic views out to sea, towards Llandudno. Original features, such as sandstone exposed bricks, a contemporary kitchen, and a suntrap conservatory, Bel Mare is the ideal retreat for a seaside trip, both remote yet close enough to local amenities. Enjoy the colder days of your staycation in front of the wood-burning stove, whilst on sunny days, relax upon your decked area, taking in your tranquil setting. Benefit from a fully-equipped kitchen, formal dining area, two spacious bedrooms, and a sleek shower room, providing everything that you'll need for an enjoyable self-catering stay. Heading out to the town, take advantage of an array of amenities, perfect for dining out, such as visits to The Plough Inn, a local gastro pub. To stock up on the essentials, discover a large Aldi supermarket within walking distance, or just a minute by car, as well as a nearby Co-op. A short journey away, you'll reach Fairy Glen, a popular walking trail, Llanddulas Beach, offering both a pebble and sandy terrain, and the Welsh Mountain Zoo, a must-visit, home to diverse reptiles, birds and mammals. The Smallest House in Great Britain is also a staple North Wales sight, whilst further beach days can be experienced at Conwy Morfa, or perhaps opt for a leisurely stroll around the grounds of Conwy Castle. Reaching Llandudno, travel up to the Great Orme Summit Complex, displaying picturesque views across the shoreline, Llandudno Promenade, full of expected seaside amusements and stalls, and Happy Valley Botanical Gardens, home to exotic plants, wildlife, and family-friendly excursions. Gather your friends and family in Conwy, by choosing Bel Mare as your base.

Old Colwyn is a small seaside village to the east of Colwyn Bay, a major coastal resort. From Old Colwyn to Penrhyn Bay, a wide promenade winds down the sweeping bay, providing access to a lengthy coastal cycle track, three miles of safe sandy beaches, and Rhos-on-pier Sea's and port. The famed Welsh Mountain Zoo, Eirias Park with its outstanding indoor and outdoor leisure facilities, several neighbouring golf courses, and a variety of restaurants and bars in both Old Colwyn and Colwyn Bay are just a few of the nearby attractions. Day visits to Victorian Llandudno, with its good shops, the attractive mediaeval town of Conwy, with its 13th Century castle, Bodnant Gardens, and the breath-taking scenery of Snowdonia and the Isle of Anglesey are all worthwhile. In reality, Old Colwyn is an ideal base for exploring North Wales.

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