About this property
This Victorian townhouse lies in the delightful coastal town of Llandudno in North Wales. Set across three floors, it's perfect for bringing couples, friends and families together, this well-located property comes with a charming interior and much to do in the surrounding area. Get a sense of the property's character immediately as you are greeted by a stunning stained glass window and period floor tiles in the spacious hallway. On the right sits a loving sitting room which features comfortable seating in the bay window, a Smart TV and a fabulous fireplace, a refreshing room providing an ideal spot to kick back and relax after a day of exploring Llandudno. At the end of the hallway you will find the designer kitchen with contemporary fixtures and fittings, this leads onto a wonderful conservatory/dining room so you can enjoy your meals in the warmth of the summer sun. The ground floor also plays host to a thoughtful, disabled friendly bedroom with a full-sized cot and an electric hoist, as well as a wheelchair friendly en-suite that also benefits from a full "bed" shower with further electric hoist, this bedroom can also be an occasional single room with the use of a futon bed. Five further bedrooms lie on the first and second floors, all are immaculately decorated in neutral colours, feature fireplaces add a sense of charm and soothing views across the town add a fine finishing touch. The two family bathrooms are exquisite and elegant, providing a peaceful spot to enjoy a long soak after a walk along the breath-taking headlands nearby. Wander outside for some more of 5 Oxford Road's excellence, there is a fantastic games room incorporating a pool table and air hockey table to keep you busy on a rainy day. Llandudno offers everything that you need and more - from an array of high-quality shops, cafés and restaurants to wondrous scenery, activities and access to some of North Wales' most popular attractions. Easily reachable from here, the entire of the astonishing North Wales coast including Colwyn Bay, Conwy and even the Isle of Anglesey. A tremendous property in a stunning North Wales location.
Llandudno, between the Great Orme and the Little Orme, offers two beaches - the North Shore and the West Shore which looks towards Anglesey. Reach the top of the 679ft Great Orme using either tramway or by cable car. The town has a selection of shops, pubs, restaurants and cafés, as well as Venue Cymru for opera, ballet, musicals, comedy and orchestras. 4 miles away is the town of Conwy - a World Heritage Site with the smallest house in Britain worth a look. Discover beaches along the coast and walking and climbing in the Snowdonia National Park a 20 minute drive away.
Accommodation
Over three floors.
Six bedrooms: 2 x king-size double, 1 x second floor double, 1 x double, 1 x ground floor single folding bed with full-size cot bed available and en-suite wetroom, 1 x stacker bed.
Bathroom with hand-held shower, separate shower, basin and WC.
Second floor bathroom with basin and WC.
Kitchen.
Dining room.
Sitting room with gas fire.
External games room with pool table and air hockey table.
Gas central heating with gas fire.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, fridge, washing machine, Smart TV, WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Stairgate, highchair and travel cot available on request.
Roadside parking.
Rear enclosed courtyard with furniture.
One well-behaved pet welcome, an additional two pets will be accepted for a £20 charge each.
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Sorry, no smoking.
Shop and pub 2 mins walk.
Note: Ground floor bedroom has full-sized cot and electric disability hoist over the bed, the en-suite also has a hoist and a disabled-friendly shower - this is to be used at your own risk.
Note: Fridge/freezer in cupboard under stairs.
Note: No stag/hen or similar parties.
Note: This property has a £175 Good Housekeeping bond which Sykes have authorisation to take costs out up to 7 days of your departure if any reported issues
Nearby points of interest
- Penrhyn Castle
- Zip World Penrhyn Quarry
Reviews (28)
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Sadie
After speaking with Paul the owner many times before staying we were reassured by him that the place would be perfect. In some ways it was. The location to shops and the beach front is perfect but the draw back is your in the middle of a run down housing estate right opposite a police station. This was a big let down for us. The house itself is tired and needs a lot of TLC. The disabled area we didnât use as we found it a little overwhelming which left us with 1 working shower between the 9 of us which wasnât great either ! Beds werenât comfy and pillows were terrible. The kitchen was ok. Nice to look at but 1 small cooker for a house that sleeps 10 is crazy and the whole no dishwasher thing baffles me !! I think if we hadnât paid the hefty £500 a night stay this house would have been ok but we expected way more for the price tag. We all left having the best Holiday but we wouldnât return and wouldnât recommend.
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Kathy
We had a lovely time at Noahâs Rest ,it was the 5th year we have stayed here ,we met Helen the cleaner she is lovely and helpful the only problem we had with the property was parking for disabled there is a sign on the wall but is always used needs a proper space for this property only and a dropped pavement and markings on road and a small ramp from street into yard otherwise very happy as usual will be coming back next year thanks for a lovely break Kathy and Barry
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Maxine
The property was disappointing. Floor was filthy. Stuffy unclean smell to the whole of the property. Had we stayed we would have bought a candle to freshen the place up. Shower tray broken and dangerous / light bulbs missing / faulty lock on bathroom door / Freezer desperately needs defrosting / fridge too small for large family, undercounted/integrated fridge. Smelly drains. Air hockey doesnât work. Pool balls incorrect. Not enough chairs to sit around dining table as a family. Table just has heat protector could do with a table cloth. Lounge has 1 cushion - not enough to be comfortable. Tv is not a smart tv and so no apps to log into Netflix etc. ( I appreciate you donât go away to watch tv but that is all I could do after slipping and breaking my shoulder on the step to at the property as soon as we arrived!!!!). Metal strip at gate -slippy. Unfortunately, this happened on arrival when we were unloading the car and so once seen at the hospital I needed time for the pain to settle before I could cope with a car journey home. The hospital advised to get to my own local A & E as soon as possible to get into the fracture clinic system. I had the most tense and painful journey home within 32hours of arrival in Llandudno. This property certainly needs some love. It is a shame as it is a large house but not homely and could be so nice. We holiday abroad but also take a uk holiday each year with the dog and this is the worst property we have ever stayed in. Owner please note - It is the little touches that have made our stays in the past enjoyable. Board games, books, Alexa, Netflix sign inâ¦nice crockery. Even had bottle of wine to welcome us and Welsh cakes and doggy treats at some properties. In conclusion, we did complain to Sykes, but the owner was not interested in even apologising let alone offering just a little gesture of compensation for having to vocative so soon or the state of the property. Again, we have always had a welcome email from previous lets - we hope you enjoy your stay etc.from the owners direct , nothing from this one. No communication at all, Sykes tell us the owner is making necessary repairs but that is of no use to us. The owner claims the smell is because of dogs- I know doggy smell and this was not the case. It seems they certainly didnât take much note from previous reviews on other sites. Had I seen some of these I would not have booked this property but I booked back in May before some of the latest bad reviews.