A detached Grade II Listed Georgian building dating back to 1661 and split over four floors totalling approximately 1,542.88 sq m (16,608 sq ft) on a site of approximately 1.46 hectares (3.60 acres). The property was previously used as an outdoor learning centre since 1971 and as well as the main house, there are also a series of outbuildings, a detached Grade II listed cottage and a mobile classroom. The property benefits from wide reaching views over the Conwy valley. Llandudno Junction lies on the North Wales coast approximately 17 miles east of Bangor and conveniently positioned between the popular coastal resort of Llandudno and the historic walled town of Conwy and on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park. The town benefits from excellent communication links being immediately to the north of the A55 Expressway offering easy access to nearby Bangor and Holyhead to the west as well as Manchester and Chester to the east. Llandudno Junction railway station provides regional rail links to destinations including Crewe and from there the national rail network. Additonally regular bus routes serve the area. Marl Lane runs east from the A470 (The Royal Welsh Way) to the north of the town with the property being accessed via a private driveway running north from Marl Lane adjacent to Marl Woods. Planning permission was granted in July 2024 for the conversion of the main building and ancillary buildings to form a hotel within Class C1 (ref: 0/51626). The land and buildings may also suit alternative uses, subject to obtaining the necessary consents. Prospective purchasers are advised to make their own enquiries of the local planning authority, Conwy County Borough Council (01492 575251) - www.conwy.gov.uk Freehold Please refer to Legal Documents Rating 56 Band C