Five-star bed and breakfast in Llandudno goes on the market

Bryn Derwen in Llandudno. <i>(Image: Sidney Phillips)</i>
Bryn Derwen in Llandudno. (Image: Sidney Phillips)
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A HIGHLY-RATED bed and breakfast in Llandudno has gone on the market after nine years under its current owners.

Bryn Derwen, at Abbey Road, has been put up for sale with estate agent Sidney Phillips for a freehold price of £799,000.

The elegant building dates back to 1878 and was built by the Grose family, set over four storeys of brick construction with cream render.

Bryn Derwen has offered holiday accommodation for more than 75 years as a boarding house, hotel and bed and breakfast, and is on a 999-year lease which commenced on the December 25, 1905.

The guest house is AA 5-star rated, highlighting its exceptional customer care and proactive service, its well-structured team and strong management, a high level of cleanliness, maintenance, and hospitality, and high quality physical facilities and services.

Operated by the current owners for almost a decade, the hotel sees “much repeat trade”, making it a hot property.

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The property’s listing states: “The property features large bay windows and offers much character and charm and has overseen huge investment and renovation in recent times.

“Bryn Derwen is an AA 5* Gold B&B and a stone's throw from Llandudno's tourist attractions.

“The business has been operated by our clients for 9 years and has been maintained and invested in with modern decor and furnishings whilst in keeping with its original features.

“The business offers potential for growth by developing a further en suite letting room to the second floor and holiday let/apartment to the sizeable basement.

“Bryn Derwen sees much repeat trade and occasional block bookings with occupancy rates in the region of 70 per cent in season.”

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