£210,000

(£208/sq. ft)

2 bed flat for sale
York Road, Deganwy LL31

    • 2 beds

    • 1 bath

    • 2 receptions

    • 1,012 sq. ft

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Leasehold
Added on 16/10/2026

About this property

    Stylish, spacious and superbly located, this impressive two-bedroom apartment offers around 1,000 sq ft of beautifully presented accommodation in one of Deganwy’s most desirable positions. Combining original character with contemporary finishes, the property features generous living space, two double bedrooms, a modern dining kitchen, utility room and far-reaching coastal views. The beach is just a short stroll away, while the marina, village amenities and neighbouring towns of Llandudno and Conwy are all within easy reach. Whether you are looking for a permanent home, a coastal retreat or a property with room to work from home, this apartment offers a fantastic balance of space, style and convenience.

    The Tour

    The approach sets the tone nicely, with a communal porch and lobby showcasing some lovely original features, including stained glass windows and decorative tiled flooring.

    Step inside the apartment and you are greeted by a spacious hallway, where high ceilings, original doors and practical flooring create a welcoming first impression. A video entry system and Hive heating controls add modern convenience, while loft storage provides useful additional space.

    To the left, the lounge is a particularly impressive room. A large window draws in plenty of natural light while capturing far reaching views, making this a lovely place to relax and unwind. Solid wooden flooring brings warmth and character, complemented by recessed spotlights and a contemporary designer radiator. A fireplace provides an attractive focal point, although it may be the outlook that catches your attention first.

    Returning through the hallway, the dining kitchen continues the sense of space. Modern wall and base units are paired with quartz worktops and a matching splashback, creating a clean, contemporary finish. Integrated appliances include a fridge freezer, dishwasher and oven, alongside a four ring gas hob. There is plenty of room for a substantial dining table, while sliding doors frame the coastal views and make this a lovely space for everyday meals or entertaining friends. A rear porch leads out towards the garden via an external staircase.

    The accommodation continues with two generously proportioned double bedrooms, both featuring wood effect flooring and offering plenty of flexibility. Whether you need comfortable sleeping space, a guest room or a dedicated home office, there is room to make the layout work for you.

    A stylish shower room provides a contemporary finish, while the separate utility room is a particularly useful addition. With space for white goods, somewhere to hang coats and bags, and room for shoes and everyday essentials, it helps keep the main living areas feeling organised and uncluttered.

    The Exterior

    To the rear, the property benefits from a communal garden shared with the apartment below, providing a pleasant outdoor space to enjoy alongside the convenience of apartment living. A paved patio offers room for a table and chairs, making it ideal for a morning coffee, a relaxed lunch outdoors or simply enjoying a little fresh air after a day exploring the coast. Planted borders bring colour and interest to the garden. There is also access towards the front of the building, adding to the practicality of the layout. While the garden is shared rather than private, it offers a welcome outdoor addition to an apartment that already makes the most of its coastal setting. With the beach just a short stroll away, there are plenty of opportunities to enjoy the outdoors beyond the property itself.

    The property is leasehold, with a 999-year lease commencing in 2009. There is no service charge, with any maintenance costs shared between the three apartments. We are advised that the ground rent is a peppercorn rent, understood to be in the region of £10 per annum.

    The Location

    Deganwy is a popular coastal village that combines a relaxed atmosphere with some lovely scenery, a well regarded marina and easy access to the wider North Wales coastline. The beach is within comfortable walking distance, making morning strolls, seaside walks and time by the water part of everyday life. The village has a selection of local shops and places to eat and drink, while nearby Deganwy Marina provides a picturesque setting for a walk or a meal overlooking the boats. Just across the estuary, Conwy offers a charming historic town centre, independent shops, cafés, restaurants and the impressive medieval castle. Llandudno is also close by, with its Victorian promenade, traditional pier, shopping facilities and wide choice of restaurants and leisure activities. Deganwy railway station provides connections towards Llandudno Junction and the wider rail network, while the A55 is easily accessible for journeys along the North Wales coast and towards Chester. It is a location that makes coastal living feel effortless without sacrificing everyday convenience.

    Location

    Deganwy is a popular coastal village that combines a relaxed atmosphere with some lovely scenery, a well regarded marina and easy access to the wider North Wales coastline. The beach is within comfortable walking distance, making morning strolls, seaside walks and time by the water part of everyday life. The village has a selection of local shops and places to eat and drink, while nearby Deganwy Marina provides a picturesque setting for a walk or a meal overlooking the boats. Just across the estuary, Conwy offers a charming historic town centre, independent shops, cafés, restaurants and the impressive medieval castle. Llandudno is also close by, with its Victorian promenade, traditional pier, shopping facilities and wide choice of restaurants and leisure activities. Deganwy railway station provides connections towards Llandudno Junction and the wider rail network, while the A55 is easily accessible for journeys along the North Wales coast and towards Chester. It is a location that makes coastal living feel effortless without sacrificing everyday convenience.

    Living Room (5.35m x 4.50m)

    Dining Kitchen (5.71m x 3.60m)

    Utility Room (2.45m x 2.20m)

    Bedroom One (4.5m x 4.4m)

    Bedroom Two (2.53m x 3.35m)

    Parking - On Street

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    • Tenure

      Leasehold (982 years)

    • Service charge

    • Council tax band

      B

    • Ground rent

      £10

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