Llys Madoc, Basement Apartment is a charming lower-ground-floor apartment in the coastal town of Penmaenmawr, North Wales. Set over a single storey and sleeping up to four guests, Llys Madoc, Basement Apartment has views out to sea and makes a great base for a family to discover North Wales, within easy reach of Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park and Conwy. You are greeted to the property with a sought-after off-road parking spot, before stepping down the stone steps to the front terrace where there is furniture to enjoy a morning coffee in the fresh air. Going into the property, there is a spacious kitchen, with everything you need to rustle up an evening meal for the family and there's a handy washing machine, to clean up any muddy clothes after a long walk. Moving through the property there is a double bedroom with a splash of blue colour, plenty of storage to unpack and a dressing table to get ready at, as well as patio doors leading to the rear garden. There is an all-white family bathroom with bath and shower over, and a living/dining room, where you can watch television as the gas fire adds warmth to the room or enjoy a game of cards round the dining table, whilst admiring the views out of the large bay window. To complete the layout, there is a homely and spacious twin bedroom, which also has patio doors out to the front courtyard with a table and chairs, the perfect spot to enjoy your lunch outdoors. Penmaenmawr is a beachside town with many local pubs, restaurants and shops, a great 9-hole golf course, a sailing club, and sandy beaches, whilst on the promenade you can find a skate park, a children's paddling pool, a beach café, beach huts to hire, a bowling green and tennis courts. The town is set at the side of the Tal-Y-Fan mountains and boasts wonderful views across Conwy Bay, Llandudno, Puffin Island, Anglesey and the Irish Sea, and if you are lucky enough, sometimes you can see dolphins and seals playing in the bay. From Penmaenmawr, you can take the coastal cycle path east to Conwy Marina or west to Llanfairfechan. A short drive into the walled market town of Cowny, you can admire the 13th century Conwy Castle, and the popular tourist spot of The Smallest House In Great Britain which is a two-roomed former fisherman's residence only 1.8 metres wide. Head in the other direction to Bangor for a more bustling city day out, with great shops, eateries and the popular pier. Nearby there is also the lovely National Trust property of Penrhyn Castle with surrounding gardens, or take a thrill seeking adventure at Zip World Penrhyn Quarry, the 500ft-high, mile-long zip-line with panoramic views of a slate quarry and local coastline. For a magical trip to the North Wales coast, choose Llys Madoc, Basement Apartment.

Penmaenmawr retains much of its Victorian architecture, as well as many local pubs, restaurants, shops, a golf course, sandy beaches, whilst on the promenade you will find a skate park, a children's paddling pool, a beach cafe, beach huts, a bowling green and all weather tennis courts. Set on the side of the Tal-Y-Fan mountain, parts of the town can enjoy views across Conwy Bay to Llandudno, Puffin Island, Anglesey and the Irish Sea.

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