Our Local Area

Conwy The historic walled town of Conwy famous for its impressive Castle built by Edward I, overlooks the estuary of the River Conwy, the Castle itself providing superb views of the both the estuary and mountains in the distance. The town has an array of retail outlets, banks, hotels, library and several places of historic interest, ‘Plas Mawr’ and the ‘Smallest House in Great Britain’ to name but a few. There is a local primary and secondary school, social and recreational facilities including an 18 hole golf course and yachting marina nearby.

Deganwy Deganwy is a popular seaside village along the coast of North Wales boasting a parade of shops, a collection of excellent restaurants and the newly built marina development. Deganwy has its own beach and promenade, and is within easy access of the A55 expressway, mainline rail services and the neighbouring world heritage site of Conwy and Victorian town of Llandudno.

Llandudno The Victorian resort of Llandudno, boasts a combination of Victorian style and Edwardian elegance and is known as the ‘Queen of Welsh resorts’. The town, having a wealth of shops, restaurants and leisure facilities to include the newly extended North Wales Theatre and Conference Centre, Victorian Pier and Ski Slope nestles in between the ‘Little and Great Orme. It is convenient for the A55 dual carriageway for easy access to Chester and the motorways beyond.

Rhos On Sea Rhos on Sea is a small coastal village set between the larger resorts of Llandudno and Colwyn Bay and is conveniently located for easy access to the A55 dual carriageway to Chester and beyond. With its promenade, local shops, and restaurants Rhos on Sea has many popular residential areas.

Eglwysbach Eglwysbach is a charming village located in the picturesque Conwy Valley nearby is the internationally renowned Bodnant Gardens