Llandudno itself – a bay of the North Shore – is home to attractions including a theatre and fairground rides. There is also a sailing club and a number of other sporting facilities for those who enjoy an active lifestyle, while the town’s many shops provide retail therapy from high street brands to independent stores.

Parc Bodafon is situated where the Llandudno Parade meets Colwyn Road, surrounded by the fields of Bodafon Hall Farm on one side and the promenade on the other. This is the perfect base from which to explore a region that is rich in history and beauty, where the countryside meets the sea to provide a unique landscape.

The A55 provides easy road access to head further afield by car, either in the direction of Anglesey or towards Chester. With its Victorian railway station just over one mile away, Llandudno is easily accessible by train, while Arriva Buses Wales provide public transport options by road.

Its popularity with holidaymakers means Llandudno always has plenty of entertainment on offer, particularly during the summer months. Events include a three-day Victorian carnival and Llandudno Transport Festival, both held every May. Local residents have access to a range of shopping options, from high street brands and supermarkets to independent retailers and gift shops. As one of Wales’s most visited tourist destinations, it is easy to see why so many homeowners choose to enjoy a more permanent stay in Llandudno.

We currently have a number of new homes for sale in Llandudno at our Parc Bodafon development.