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Located in the vibrant town of Deganwy, Conwy, North Wales, The Old Tywyn Post Office is a beautifully converted three-bedroom detached house that accommodates up to eight guests. Once serving as the town's Post Office, this property has been meticulously renovated to a high standard, offering breathtaking views of the sea towards Deganwy Marina and the historic Conwy Castle. The ground floor features a spacious utility room equipped with essential appliances, a large entertainment area with a wall-mounted TV, and a well-appointed double bedroom with an en-suite shower room, catering to those with mobility needs. An enclosed patio adds to the outdoor charm of the home.
Ascending to the first floor reveals a modern kitchen, complete with a dishwasher, separate freezer, and a wine fridge, perfect for hosting meals. Guests can enjoy dining in the bright conservatory/dining room or take advantage of the wraparound balcony for alfresco dining, all while soaking in the stunning views. The sitting room provides a cozy space for relaxation with a selection of films available on the TV. The accommodation includes two additional bedrooms: a king-size room with a walk-in wardrobe and a double bedroom, both featuring ample storage and lovely vistas. Guests can unwind in the luxurious freestanding bath or refreshing walk-in shower each morning.
Deganwy offers an array of local attractions and activities. Visitors can explore the sandy and shingle Deganwy Beach, ideal for beachcombing and water sports on the River Conwy. The remnants of the 13th-century Deganwy Castle and the scenic Deganwy Promenade provide historical and leisurely pursuits. For dining options, local eateries such as Nikki Ips Restaurant Wine Bar & Café and Harbour View Chip Shop & Café serve delicious meals, making it easy to enjoy a night out without the hassle of cooking.
Just a short walk across the National Trust Suspension Bridge leads to the historic town of Conwy, where guests can visit the impressive Conwy Castle and stroll along the ancient town walls. Other attractions include the beautifully preserved Plas Mawr and the quirky Smallest House in Great Britain. For outdoor enthusiasts, the Conwy Caernarvonshire Golf Club, Conwy Morfa Beach, and the Pensychnant Conservation Centre offer opportunities for recreation and wildlife spotting. A trip to nearby Llandudno, known for its stunning beaches and the Great Orme Summit, rounds off the experience, making The Old Tywyn Post Office an ideal retreat for families and groups seeking adventure and relaxation in stunning surroundings.
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