Llandudno 2.9 miles, Conwy 2.5 miles, Llandudno Junction 2.9 miles. Park on the roadside and be welcomed by a gravel garden, punctuated by mature shrubs and palm trees. Enter into this lovely property and make yourself at home in the airy sitting room, with the glow of a woodburning stove, tartan décor and wonderful bay windows boasting views of the close by fields and drawing in seas of natural light; this is a lovely space to relax in an evening and catch up on your favourite TV shows. Traditional features add a cottage feel to this beautiful holiday home as you make your way into the kitchen/diner, where a contemporary kitchen with tasteful, white work surfaces and stylish sage cupboards houses many amenities, and you can dine at the breakfast bar or access the rear garden through glass double doors and enjoy alfresco dinners in the sunshine with views across the countryside over to the sea. Follow the traditional rustic-style tartan stairs to the first-floor to find a beautifully presented king-size bedroom with earthy green tones throughout the décor, wooden furniture and scenic views, and there is also a twin room with plenty of storage, as well as a traditional bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. The hamlet of Bryn Pydew is a lovely rural location close to the bustling town of Llandudno. Here you will find a selection of tasty eateries, supermarkets where you can stock up on essentials, or take a scenic walk through Llwybr Moryd Conwy Estuary Trail. From here, head over to Conwy where there is the incredible Conwy Castle, an intriguing insight into the past, or explore the wildlife of RSPB Conwy. Try your hand at golf, or head back over to Llandudno where there is an extensive beach, walks across the Little and Big Orme, or spend an action-packed afternoon at Llandudno Ski and Snowboard Centre. The property is also within easy reach of Anglesey, with its rich history and beautiful beaches, and Snowdonia National Park, so why not hike to the top of Snowdon for breath-taking views or visit Zip World for an exiting adventure? All of this and much more with a stay at the lovely Dulas.

Located in the Welsh county of Conwy, Llandudno Junction is a sizable village. The village has grown up around the train station, and today there are frequent direct trains between Manchester and Llandudno. Small businesses, supermarkets, chain restaurants, pubs, and even a Cineworld can all be found in this quaint little village. Visit the 13th-century fortress, the Smallest House in Great Britain, and the historic home, Plas Mawr, in the beautiful market town of Conwy, which is accessible via the famous Conwy Suspension Bridge. Llandudno, a larger coastal town, features the Great Orme, a challenging walk with breath-taking sea and mountain views and a pub at the top. While you're here, take a stroll along the historic Pier or ride the cable car to the top of the mountain. If you want to see more of North Wales, Llandudno Junction is a great place to start.

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