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Detached house for sale
Llanrwst Road, Betws-Y-Coed LL24
Yopa are delighted to present this beautiful period property located within minutes of the heart of the very popular tourist town of Betws-y-Coed. Situated off the main road up a long ... read more
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YOPA
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Semi-detached house for sale
Holyhead Road, Betws-Y-Coed, Conwy LL24
Beresford Adams are delighted to announce for sale this traditional stone built three storey house. Built around the 1880's Glan Llugwy would be ideally suited as both a family home, or as it ... read more
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Beresford Adams - Conwy
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Semi-detached house for sale
Holyhead Road, Betws-Y-Coed LL24
Realistically priced at £575,000 for a quick sale including goodwill The business is currently run purely on a Bed and Breakfast basis and is trading purposely just below the VAT threshold. ... read more
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Sellmyhome
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Detached house for sale
Capel Curig, Betws-Y-Coed, Conwy LL24
The Express Estate Agency is proud to offer this realistically priced 4 bedroom Detached House set on the edge of he village of Capel Curig and is only a short distance from the popular ... read more
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Express Estate Agency
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Detached house for sale
Capel Curig, Betws-Y-Coed LL24
A detached former Vicarage Built circa 1885 standing in an acre of mature landscaped gardens together with Coach House and range of outbuildings, with stunning views over the surrounding ... read more
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Haf Jones & Pegler
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Detached house for sale
An extremely rare opportunity to acquire an individually split level designed, built and recent finished 4 double bedroom detached family home. Though a new build the property combines a ... read more
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Purplebricks, Head Office
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Detached house for sale
Bodunig occupies a prominent setting within the town convenient for all amenities. This immaculately presented Georgian style detached house is set in landscaped gardens enjoying a southerly ... read more
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Doorsteps.co.uk, National
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Detached house for sale
Ffordd Trwyn Swch, Llanddoged, Llanrwst, Conwy LL26
Built by its current owners in 1992, this spacious family home has been well designed throughout to offer fantastic family living in a semi rural location, enjoying far reaching views of the ... read more
Beresford Adams - Conwy
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Detached bungalow for sale
*** views, views, views*** Seeing really is believing with this beautifully presented three bedroom detached bungalow which sits in an elevated position with extensive breath- taking views ... read more
Purplebricks, Head Office
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End terrace house for sale
Stunning, stylish 19th century 3 bedroom house, with versatile lower-ground studio floor; tastefully modernised but retaining original features. On the edge of Penmachno village and the ... read more
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Housesimple
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Semi-detached house for sale
Project with panoramic views..... An amazing opportunity for one lucky buyer to purchase this three storey property, which requires upgrading and is set within spacious grounds in enviable ... read more
Purplebricks, Head Office
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Detached house for sale
*for sale by auction - 14th June 2018 - Willington Hall Hotel, Willington, Tarporley, CW6 0NB - Commencing 3pm* Offered for sale with no onward chain this charming detached character ... read more
Purplebricks, Head Office
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Living in Betws-y-Coed: The Local Area Guide
Betws-y-coed can be found in the Conwy valley of Wales adjacent to the Snowdonia National Park hosting many tourists. The name of the village comes from the Anglo-Saxon era meaning ‘a house of prayer in the wood’.
In 1868, when the railway station in Betws-y-Coed was established the village’s population expanded instantly. The station now has tourist shops and the well-known Conwy Valley Railway Museum which is famous for its model railway system. Other attractions of the village include the St Michaels church that still has some of its original structure. The Golf club founded in the 1970s and the Llyn Elsi reservoir which is extremely popular with walkers as the footpath provides access to the picturesque lake.
Demographics
The 2011 census states that Betws-y-Coed has 564 inhabitants. The average age of the Betws-y-Coed residents is 44.6 and this compared to the Welsh average of 40 is higher. 39.9% of the residents own a dwelling and 29.5% mortgage one which is significantly higher than the national average suggesting that this is a wealthy living area.
Betws-y-Coed is an educated place with 25.5% of the population gaining a level 4 qualification. This is higher than the national average of 24.5% making it a well-educated area- something important that future residents should be aware of. 45.42% of Bets-y-Coed consider their level of health to be ‘very good’ which is slightly lower than the Welsh average.
A high percentage of the residents of the Betws-y-Coed (29.23%) are within the C1 social grade meaning that this portion of the population work in supervisory professions, often with administrative aspects. However, 28.16% of the population work in semi-skilled manual labour roles or would be classed as unemployed. This suggests that there is a mix in the occupations held by the population.
Education
The primary school that most Betws-y-Coed children go to is Ysgol Betws-y-Coed. This school is proud to be Welsh and encourages students and teachers to communicate in Welsh as much as possible. The school caters to children aged three to eleven. Estyn has previously classed the school as ‘adequate’ because the school is small and only has a handful of teachers.
The nearest secondary school for Betws-y-Coed locals is Ysgol Dyffryn Conwy. According to Estyn, the current performance of the school is ‘good’ based on how well the students have progressed. This school caters for children aged 7 to 13 and is a progressive and forward thinking school that is constantly growing.
Transport
Although the village is small, because of the influx of tourists, it is well prepared with bus routes and a regular train service. The village train station has trains running throughout the day all through wales making travelling cross-country easy.
Betws-y-Coed is located at the crossing of the A5 and the A470. This is ideal for people travelling from either side of the country because both lead directly to the village. The village is also relatively near to Ferry landings with the Barmouth Ferry landing just 27.9 miles away.
Amenities and Shopping
Because the village is used to having visitors, the restaurants and other amenities are of the highest calibre. The Bistro Betws-y-Coed is a popular welsh restaurant with a 4.6-star rating. It serves traditional food and its doors are open to locals and tourists alike. There are several local shops within the village and other more well-known stores such as Londis, so you are never without a place to buy your food. There are many camping focused shops ideal for tourists looking to stay in the Snowdonia Park.
The village also has a Snowdonia Massage Therapy place, several bed and breakfasts, some bars and coffee shops as well as Dr Zig’s Extraordinary Giant Bubbles which is a family owned business that travels hosting bubble parties for all ages.
Whilst every effort has been taken to ensure the above information is up to date, some inaccuracies may occur. If you notice any inaccuracies please contact editor@primelocation.com
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