Perched in the large village of Llandudno Junction in Conwy, is this fantastic semi-detached bungalow, Ogilvie Lodge. Enjoying a superb location with easy access to the popular destinations of Llandudno, Conwy and Snowdonia National Park, Ogilvie Lodge is a fabulous choice for couples or a group of four. The property benefits from off-road parking and an enclosed lawned garden to the front and rear, ideal for sitting out and enjoying your morning coffee. Inside, you will find a spacious kitchen/diner where you can rustle up tasty dishes ready to savour at the breakfast bar for two or at the dining table for four as you recount the days adventures, and an inviting sitting room, with plush seating, a TV with Freeview and DVD player, and an electric fire, a haven to return to after a day of adventure. Continue through to find a sleek shower room where you can freshen up with a hot shower, before retiring to one of two tastefully decorated bedrooms, a king-size and a double, ideal for catching your rest ahead of another day of sightseeing. Explore the village, where you can stock up on essentials at the convenience store, dine at the Old Station, order a Chinese or Indian takeaway to enjoy in the comfort of Ogilvie Lodge, or soak up the wildlife rich surroundings of RSPB Conwy, where you can tour the 114-acre nature reserve and spot a variety of birdlife. Next stop is Deganwy, where you can spend a day out on the waters of Deganwy Beach, tuck-in to tasty dishes at Nikki Ips, The Olive Grove and Paysanne, or test out your swing at the nearby excellent golf club Maesdu Golf Club. Continue onto Llandudno, where you can catch a cable car up to the Great Orme, spend a day at one of two glorious beaches, catch a live show at Venue Cymru, dine at Romeo Ristorante Italiano and Dylan’s, or wander up to Angel Bay to spot the resident grey seals basking. Be sure to visit nearby Colwyn Bay, where you can spend a fun-filled day at the popular Welsh Mountain Zoo. Experience the delights of Conwy, home to the magnificent Conwy Castle, The Smallest House In Great Britain, Plas Mawr and Conwy Morfa Beach. Those seeking further adventure can enjoy the delights of Snowdonia National Park, where you can visit the stunning Aber Falls, tour underground mines at Zip World Llechwedd, tackle the famous Snowdon Peak, or explore the treetops at Zip World Fforest in Betws-y-Coed. All this and more awaits at Ogilvie Lodge.

Llandudno Junction, in the Welsh county of Conwy, is a sizable village. As a result of its central location, Manchester to Llandudno through trains stop frequently here. The hamlet also features a Cineworld, as well as other shops, supermarkets, chain restaurants, bars, and other enterprises. Traveling across the world-famous Conwy Suspension Bridge will bring you to the charming market town of Conwy, where you can learn about Welsh history at the 13th-century stronghold, the Smallest House in Great Britain, and the historic residence, Plas Mawr. Llandudno, a larger coastal town, is home to the Great Orme, a strenuous trek with stunning sea and mountain vistas and a pub at the summit. While you're here, take a stroll along the historic Pier or ride the cable car to the top of the mountain. The town of Llandudno Junction serves as an ideal starting point for excursions throughout this part of North Wales.

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