£395,000
4 bed semi-detached house for saleSt. Seiriols Road, Llandudno LL30
4 beds
1 bath
3 receptions
EPC Rating: E
About this property
Tenure: Leasehold
This beautifully crafted home offers the perfect blend of timeless charm and contemporary style. With two elegant reception rooms, a dining room, show-stopping kitchen, four generously sized double bedrooms and a double garage, every space has been thoughtfully designed for modern family living. Period features like bay windows and feature fireplaces sit effortlessly alongside high-spec finishes, while the luxurious bathroom with its walk-in shower and freestanding bath adds a boutique feel. A home that’s as functional as it is full of character.
The Tour
We’ve stumbled upon a truly remarkable gem, a stunning family home that blends modern elegance with charming period features. The spaces for cooking, dining, and relaxing are seamlessly connected, all finished to high standard with an exceptional attention to detail.
As you step inside, you’re welcomed by a lovely porch that leads into a spacious hallway, it immediately sets the tone with warmth and character. At the front, the living room is incredibly inviting, with a large bay window that floods the space with natural light. A beautiful marble fireplace adds a striking focal point. Just next door is a second sitting room, more relaxed in style, featuring a rustic brick fireplace framed in timber. It’s the kind of cosy spot you can imagine curling up in with a blanket and a good book. The bay window in here adds to the sunny, comforting atmosphere.
At the back of the house, that’s where things truly come to life. The dining area flows into a sleek, contemporary kitchen, complete with solid wood and granite worktops, ample storage, a range cooker, and integrated appliances, including a dishwasher, washer, and dryer. It’s the sort of kitchen that inspires you to cook, even if you hadn’t planned to.
Upstairs, a wide landing with built-in storage leads to four generously sized double bedrooms, so there’s no “box room” compromise. The family bathroom is a real showstopper, featuring a walk-in shower, a stunning freestanding bath, and luxe touches like tiled floors, part-tiled walls and chrome radiator that bring a sense of spa-like serenity.
The Exterior
Out the back, you’ll find a truly lovely, low-maintenance garden, the kind of space that naturally invites you to relax. It’s thoughtfully planted, with well-established borders filled with a variety of shrubs and plants, giving it a calm, serene feel, almost like a private retreat. Scattered throughout are a few different seating areas, ideal for hosting friends or enjoying alfresco dinners on warm evenings. Tucked away in one corner is a convenient outdoor WC, and the garden also provides direct access to the double garage, a practical touch that adds real everyday ease. To the front, a charming gated path meanders through a neat garden, leading up to a covered porch. It adds a warm, welcoming feel as you approach the home, a lovely first impression for any visitor.
The Location
You know what’s great about this place in Llandudno? It’s tucked away in one of the town’s most desirable neighbourhoods. Everything you might need or want is either a short walk away or just a quick drive, which makes day-to-day life incredibly easy. The seafront is especially delightful. You can take a leisurely stroll down and be met with this sweeping view of the North Shore, perfectly framed by the Little and Great Ormes on either end. There’s something timeless about that coastal landscape, calming but grand, in a way that never gets old. Head in another direction and you’ll find Queen’s Park almost right outside your door. It’s one of those rare green spaces that feels truly communal, ideal for a peaceful morning walk or just sinking into a good book under a tree.
And town? That’s less than a mile away. So if you fancy a decent coffee, a bite to eat, or a bit of local theatre, you’re well within range. You’ve also got the Victorian pier, which is a bit of a local treasure, and for something completely unexpected, there’s even a ski slope and a cable car ride for a touch of Alpine flair by the sea.
Transport-wise, it couldn’t be simpler. Llandudno Station is literally a couple of minutes’ walk, and if you’re driving, the A55 gives you fast access to Chester, Liverpool, and beyond. It’s the kind of place that feels both retreat-like and surprisingly connected
EPC Rating: E
Location
You know what’s great about this place in Llandudno? It’s tucked away in one of the town’s most desirable neighbourhoods. Everything you might need or want is either a short walk away or just a quick drive, which makes day-to-day life incredibly easy. The seafront is especially delightful. You can take a leisurely stroll down and be met with this sweeping view of the North Shore, perfectly framed by the Little and Great Ormes on either end. There’s something timeless about that coastal landscape, calming but grand, in a way that never gets old. Head in another direction and you’ll find Queen’s Park almost right outside your door. It’s one of those rare green spaces that feels truly communal, ideal for a peaceful morning walk or just sinking into a good book under a tree.
And town? That’s less than a mile away. So if you fancy a decent coffee, a bite to eat, or a bit of local theatre, you’re well within range. You’ve also got the Victorian pier, which is a bit of a local treasure, and for something completely unexpected, there’s even a ski slope and a cable car ride for a touch of Alpine flair by the sea.
Transport-wise, it couldn’t be simpler. Llandudno Station is literally a couple of minutes’ walk, and if you’re driving, the A55 gives you fast access to Chester, Liverpool, and beyond. It’s the kind of place that feels both retreat-like and surprisingly connected
Reception Hallway (6.58m x 2.58m)
Living Room (5.06m x 4.70m)
Sitting Room (4.30m x 3.34m)
Dining Room (4.3m x 3.2m)
Kitchen (6.00m x 2.58m)
Bedroom One (4.24m x 3.35m)
Bedroom Two (4.24m x 3.22m)
Bedroom Three (4.26m x 3.18m)
Bedroom Four (3.3m x 3.1m)
Family Bathroom (2.96m x 2.06m)
Parking - Garage
This beautifully crafted home offers the perfect blend of timeless charm and contemporary style. With two elegant reception rooms, a dining room, show-stopping kitchen, four generously sized double bedrooms and a double garage, every space has been thoughtfully designed for modern family living. Period features like bay windows and feature fireplaces sit effortlessly alongside high-spec finishes, while the luxurious bathroom with its walk-in shower and freestanding bath adds a boutique feel. A home that’s as functional as it is full of character.
The Tour
We’ve stumbled upon a truly remarkable gem, a stunning family home that blends modern elegance with charming period features. The spaces for cooking, dining, and relaxing are seamlessly connected, all finished to high standard with an exceptional attention to detail.
As you step inside, you’re welcomed by a lovely porch that leads into a spacious hallway, it immediately sets the tone with warmth and character. At the front, the living room is incredibly inviting, with a large bay window that floods the space with natural light. A beautiful marble fireplace adds a striking focal point. Just next door is a second sitting room, more relaxed in style, featuring a rustic brick fireplace framed in timber. It’s the kind of cosy spot you can imagine curling up in with a blanket and a good book. The bay window in here adds to the sunny, comforting atmosphere.
At the back of the house, that’s where things truly come to life. The dining area flows into a sleek, contemporary kitchen, complete with solid wood and granite worktops, ample storage, a range cooker, and integrated appliances, including a dishwasher, washer, and dryer. It’s the sort of kitchen that inspires you to cook, even if you hadn’t planned to.
Upstairs, a wide landing with built-in storage leads to four generously sized double bedrooms, so there’s no “box room” compromise. The family bathroom is a real showstopper, featuring a walk-in shower, a stunning freestanding bath, and luxe touches like tiled floors, part-tiled walls and chrome radiator that bring a sense of spa-like serenity.
The Exterior
Out the back, you’ll find a truly lovely, low-maintenance garden, the kind of space that naturally invites you to relax. It’s thoughtfully planted, with well-established borders filled with a variety of shrubs and plants, giving it a calm, serene feel, almost like a private retreat. Scattered throughout are a few different seating areas, ideal for hosting friends or enjoying alfresco dinners on warm evenings. Tucked away in one corner is a convenient outdoor WC, and the garden also provides direct access to the double garage, a practical touch that adds real everyday ease. To the front, a charming gated path meanders through a neat garden, leading up to a covered porch. It adds a warm, welcoming feel as you approach the home, a lovely first impression for any visitor.
The Location
You know what’s great about this place in Llandudno? It’s tucked away in one of the town’s most desirable neighbourhoods. Everything you might need or want is either a short walk away or just a quick drive, which makes day-to-day life incredibly easy. The seafront is especially delightful. You can take a leisurely stroll down and be met with this sweeping view of the North Shore, perfectly framed by the Little and Great Ormes on either end. There’s something timeless about that coastal landscape, calming but grand, in a way that never gets old. Head in another direction and you’ll find Queen’s Park almost right outside your door. It’s one of those rare green spaces that feels truly communal, ideal for a peaceful morning walk or just sinking into a good book under a tree.
And town? That’s less than a mile away. So if you fancy a decent coffee, a bite to eat, or a bit of local theatre, you’re well within range. You’ve also got the Victorian pier, which is a bit of a local treasure, and for something completely unexpected, there’s even a ski slope and a cable car ride for a touch of Alpine flair by the sea.
Transport-wise, it couldn’t be simpler. Llandudno Station is literally a couple of minutes’ walk, and if you’re driving, the A55 gives you fast access to Chester, Liverpool, and beyond. It’s the kind of place that feels both retreat-like and surprisingly connected
EPC Rating: E
Location
You know what’s great about this place in Llandudno? It’s tucked away in one of the town’s most desirable neighbourhoods. Everything you might need or want is either a short walk away or just a quick drive, which makes day-to-day life incredibly easy. The seafront is especially delightful. You can take a leisurely stroll down and be met with this sweeping view of the North Shore, perfectly framed by the Little and Great Ormes on either end. There’s something timeless about that coastal landscape, calming but grand, in a way that never gets old. Head in another direction and you’ll find Queen’s Park almost right outside your door. It’s one of those rare green spaces that feels truly communal, ideal for a peaceful morning walk or just sinking into a good book under a tree.
And town? That’s less than a mile away. So if you fancy a decent coffee, a bite to eat, or a bit of local theatre, you’re well within range. You’ve also got the Victorian pier, which is a bit of a local treasure, and for something completely unexpected, there’s even a ski slope and a cable car ride for a touch of Alpine flair by the sea.
Transport-wise, it couldn’t be simpler. Llandudno Station is literally a couple of minutes’ walk, and if you’re driving, the A55 gives you fast access to Chester, Liverpool, and beyond. It’s the kind of place that feels both retreat-like and surprisingly connected
Reception Hallway (6.58m x 2.58m)
Living Room (5.06m x 4.70m)
Sitting Room (4.30m x 3.34m)
Dining Room (4.3m x 3.2m)
Kitchen (6.00m x 2.58m)
Bedroom One (4.24m x 3.35m)
Bedroom Two (4.24m x 3.22m)
Bedroom Three (4.26m x 3.18m)
Bedroom Four (3.3m x 3.1m)
Family Bathroom (2.96m x 2.06m)
Parking - Garage
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