Bro Dawel, Rock Villa Road, Conwy, LL34 6PE

A well-proportioned two bedroom character stone cottage property with far reaching views over the North Wales coast, the Irish Sea over to the Great Orme to the front and mountain views to the rear, low maintenance gardens and attic room.

The accommodation comprises hall, open plan lounge dining room and kitchen to the ground floor and landing with loft access to the attic room, two bedroom and bathroom to the first floor.

The property also benefits from double glazing and combination boiler central heating. Penmaenmawr itself is a gem of a village, rich in character and community spirit.

With its sandy beach, scenic promenade, and backdrop of rolling hills, it’s a haven for walkers and nature lovers, .

The village offers a range of local amenities including shops, cafés, a library, and a welcoming community centre.

Excellent transport links including bus and rail services, plus easy access to the A55 Expressway making commuting to nearby towns like Conwy, Llandudno, and Bangor both quick and convenient.

Nestled on the spectacular North Wales coastline between Conwy and Llanfairfechan, Penmaenmawr is a charming seaside town offering an appealing blend of coastal living, dramatic mountain scenery, and a relaxed, friendly community atmosphere.

The town lies on a small coastal plain facing Conwy Bay and the Irish Sea, framed by the protective headlands of Penmaenmawr Mountain and Penmaenbach.

Lifestyle & Local Character Penmaenmawr is noted for its Victorian heritage, friendly promenade culture, and laidback coastal charm.

Traditional beach huts, a modernised promenade, skatepark, children’s playground, and paddling pool create a classic seaside feel complemented by updated amenities.

Its wide, sandy beaches with views towards Anglesey and Puffin Island, remains one of its standout attractions. Residents enjoy unparalleled access to the outdoors.

Penmaenmawr sits partly within Snowdonia National Park (Eryri) and is surrounded by exceptional walking routes, including: Sychnant Pass, a scenic historic route leading into Conwy and the foothills of Mynydd y Dref (Conwy Mountain).

Trails crossing ancient Roman roads, Iron Age forts, and Stone Age axe quarries, offering a blend of natural beauty and historical intrigue.

Nearby parks such as Parc Plas Mawr, ideal for quiet relaxation by the lake.

The surrounding villages, Dwygyfylchi, Capelulo, and Penmaenan, provide additional scenic vantage points, community facilities, and access to sheltered beaches, hillsides, and historic sites.