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# Mostyn Estates

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## Posts

- [Mostyn Hall Opening Dates 2026](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/mostyn-hall-opening-dates-2026-2/) - We are pleased to announce the 2026 dates for Open Days at Mostyn Hall.
- [Insurance officer / finance assistant.](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/insurance-officer-finance-assistant/) - Full time post for an enterprising individual preferably with a background in property related insurance work.
- [Innovations at Mostyn Hall - Installing the Biomass Boiler](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/innovations-at-mostyn-hall-installing-the-biomass-boiler/) - Innovations at Mostyn Hall – Installing the Biomass Boiler (2009) Estates need to adapt and innovate in order to make progress. This ethos is certainly not new and has been a feature of Mostyn Estate across its history. A good example of such innovation has been with the installation of the Biomass boiler at Mostyn
- [The Visit of Elisabeth of Romania (1890)](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/the-visit-of-elisabeth-of-romania-1890/) - “The Queen of Welsh resourts”: The Visit of Elisabeth of Romania (1890) Llandudno’s developing status as ‘the queen of Welsh resorts’ gained extra impetus in the summer of 1890 when its played host to Elisabeth the Queen of Romania (1843-1916), the wife of Carol I (1839-1914), King of Romania since 1866. Arriving on the Royal Train
- [Bringing Llandudno into Existence (1843-1848)](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/bringing-llandudno-into-existence-1843-1848/) - “What a beautiful place and what a fine watering place it would make”: Bringing Llandudno into Existence (1843-1848) It was the 1840s that witnessed the beginning of the transformation of Llandudno from a remote village to an elegant seaside resort. The Enclosure Act for the parishes of Llandudno, Llanrhos and Llangwstenin (dated 12th July 1843)
- [Llandudno and the Royal Artillery's Coast Artillery School](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/llandudno-played-host-to-the-royal-artillerys-coast-artillery-school/) - Llandudno played host to the Royal Artillery’s Coast Artillery School (1939-45) During the Second World War, Llandudno played host to the Royal Artillery’s Coast Artillery School which was transferred from its historic site at Shoeburyness to land owned by the Estate on the Great Orme’s Head. The school occupied a 1 km length of the
- [The establishment of Mostyn Estates Ltd. (1925)](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/the-establishment-of-mostyn-estates-ltd-1925/) - The establishment of Mostyn Estates Ltd. (1925) The establishment of Mostyn Estates Ltd
- [The Mostyn Fire Brigade (c.1900)](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/the-mostyn-fire-brigade-c-1900/) - The Mostyn Fire Brigade (c.1900) Some indication of the vibrant activity experienced at Mostyn hall during the late 19th and early 20th centuries is afforded by the fact that it had its own fire brigade. Staffed by estate employees and tenants the brigade was an impressive unit in terms of manpower, appearance and equipment. The
- [The Street names of Llandudno (19th-20th Century)](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/the-street-names-of-llandudno-19th-20th-century/) - The Street names of Llandudno (19th-20th Century) The street and road names of Llandudno survive as a permanent reminder of the Mostyn family’s influence on the development of the town. Almost all of the names have Mostyn family roots. It is appropriate that Mostyn Street runs right through the commercial heart of the town whereas
- [Lady Henrietta Augusta Mostyn (1830-1912)](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/lady-henrietta-augusta-mostyn-1830-1912/) - Lady Henrietta Augusta Mostyn (1830-1912) In 1855 Henrietta Augusta Nevill married Thomas Edward Mostyn Lloyd-Mostyn (1830-1851), the heir apparent of the 2nd Baron Mostyn. In May 1861 she was widowed following the devastating death of her husband from consumption, being left to bring up her two young sons and dedicating her life to preserve the
- [The rise of artistic interest in North Wales](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/the-rise-of-artistic-interest-in-north-wales/) - The rise of artistic interest in North Wales The English artist, Paul Sandby, (1725 – 1809) was the first to really focus attention on North Wales. In 1771, he was employed by Sir Watkin Williams Wynne to accompany him on a sketching tour of North Wales – a bit like we would take a camera
- [Pennant and the Parishes of Whiteford and Holywell (1796)](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/thomas-pennants-history-of-the-parishes-of-whiteford-and-holywell-1796/) - Thomas Pennant’s History of the Parishes of Whiteford and Holywell (1796) The ancient and esteemed Pennant family of Bychton (and later also of Downing) had been one of Whitford’s most prominent powers for centuries, second only to the Mostyns. Thomas Pennant (1726-98) the multitalented naturalist, antiquity, traveller and writer was unquestionably the most eminent member
- [Bodysgallen returns to the Mostyn (1766)](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/bodysgallen-returns-to-the-mostyn-1766/) - Bodysgallen returns to the Mostyn (1766) In medieval times Bodysgallen almost certainly formed part of the Gloddaith estate and by the middle of the 16th century it was in the possession of Richard Mostyn (c.1522-90), the second surviving son of Thomas Mostyn (c.1490-1558). Though Richard Mostyn was a younger son, he was an influential man
- [William Coyne and the Mostyn family servants (1746-1773)](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/mr-william-coyne-of-holywell-and-the-mostyn-family-servants-1746-1773/) - Mr. William Coyne of Holywell and the Mostyn family servants (1746-1773) William Coyne was an 18th century medical practitioner based in Holywell. The three volumes of ledgers outlining his day-to-day responsibilities between 1746 and 1773 indicate that he regularly supplied drugs and prescribed remedies to the populace of the locality. Sir Thomas Mostyn the 4th
- [Savage Mostyn and the Navy Uniform (1713-1757)](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/savage-mostyn-and-the-navy-uniform-1713-1757/) - Savage Mostyn and the Navy Uniform (1713-1757) The Mostyn family has enjoyed a long and illustrious military history from the medieval period right through to the Second World War. The achievements of two of the younger sons of the 3rd Baronet particularly stand out. John Mostyn’s (c.1710-79) chosen career was in the Army, entering as
- [The Mostyn Library (c.1670-1692)](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/sir-thomas-mostyn-and-the-growth-of-the-mostyn-library-c-1670-1692/) - Sir Thomas Mostyn and the growth of the Mostyn Library (c.1670-1692) Sir Thomas Mostyn of Gloddaith, the 2nd Baronet (c.1651-92) was one of the greatest Welsh antiquarians of his generation. During the course of his lifetime, in addition to acquiring an impressive array of coins and other antiquities, he assembled what was perhaps the greatest
- [The Gwydir Tables and the Mostyn Estate Sawmill (1664)](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/the-gwydir-tables-and-the-mostyn-estate-sawmill-1664/) - The Gwydir Tables and the Mostyn Estate Sawmill (1664) The sawmill at Mostyn hall benefits from a strong historical legacy with a number of records demonstrating both the product potential and quality of Mostyn timber. The ancient woodlands on the estate have been well managed for centuries, providing a sustainable timber resource. Timber from vicinity
- [Roger Mostyn and the Civil War (1642-1660)](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/roger-mostyn-and-the-civil-war-1642-1660/) - Roger Mostyn and the Civil War (1642-1660) On the eve of the Civil War Sir Roger Mostyn (c.1568-1642) the head of the family lay dying in his bed. His heir and successor was his grandson, another Roger Mostyn (c.1623-90) who inherited the estate at the meagre age of eighteen. At this point, the Mostyns were
- [The North Wales Coast Watchtowers (17th Century)](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/the-north-wales-coast-watchtowers-17th-century/) - The North Wales Coast Watchtowers (17th Century) The stone tower situated on the hill at Garreg, just under a mile west of Whitford is another one of those structures on the Mostyn estate that is shrouded in mystery. It has been suggested that this tower was a Roman Pharos, a lighthouse and even a windmill.
- [The development of the Mostyn Colliery (17th Century)](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/the-development-of-the-mostyn-colliery-17th-century/) - The development of the Mostyn Colliery (17th Century) There was a coal mine at Mostyn at least as early as 1294. However, under the entrepreneurial guidance of Sir Roger Mostyn (c.1568-1642) the early decades of the 17th century witnessed a period of vast expansion with the Mostyn colliery quickly developing into the most productive in
- [Sir Thomas Mostyn and the Creuddyn Catholics (1587)](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/sir-thomas-mostyn-and-the-creuddyn-catholics-1587/) - Sir Thomas Mostyn and the Creuddyn Catholics (1587) As a Justice of the Peace during the reign of Elizabeth I, Sir Thomas Mostyn (c. 1542 – 1618) was expected to enforce the religious changes of the time, securing the transformation from a Catholic to a Protestant state. In Flintshire he was responsible for dealing with
- [The Caerwys Eisteddfodau of 1523 and 1567/8](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/the-caerwys-eisteddfodau-of-1523-and-15678/) - The Caerwys Eisteddfodau of 1523 and 1567/8 Welsh heritage is deeply embedded in the veins of the Mostyn family. The family’s loyalty to promoting Welsh culture was most definitively demonstrated by their associations with eisteddfodau and particularly those held at Caerwys in 1523 and 1567/8. These events were two of the first professionally organised quasi-national
- [The Five Courts and the making of the Mostyn family (1540)](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/the-five-courts-and-the-making-of-the-mostyn-family-1540/) - The Five Courts and the making of the Mostyn family (1540) The Mostyn lineage originated from a place called Pengwern not far from Llangollen. Via a series of highly successful medieval marriage alliances to a number of heiresses this family gradually acquired five courts and their associated landed powerbases which were scattered throughout the counties
- [Richard ap Hywel, Henry Tudor and the "King's Hole" (1485)](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/richard-ap-hywel-and-henry-tudor/) - Richard ap Hywel, Henry Tudor and the “King’s Hole” (1485) Whilst orchestrating his capture of the English Crown during the Wars of the Roses, Henry Tudor (1457-1509) apparently visited Mostyn hall in an attempt to muster support for his forthcoming campaign. As a close kinsman to the Mostyns and being a fellow Welshman, he and
- [The Mostyn Christ (c.1450)](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/the-mostyn-christ-c-1450/) - The Mostyn Christ (c.1450) One of the most iconic religious representations surviving from 15th century Wales and now on display at Bangor Cathedral, the Mostyn Christ is an item shrouded in mystery. The wooden carving of the bound Christ seeks to reflect the meaning of the Passion through the intense depiction of human suffering and
- [Margaret ferch Gruffydd and the Gloddaith Plaque (1448)](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/margaret-ferch-gruffydd-and-the-gloddaith-plaque-1448/) - Margaret ferch Gruffydd and the Gloddaith Plaque (1448) One of the most pivotal events in the building of the Mostyn estate is an episode unquestionably tinged with a sense of tragedy. A Welsh language poem of 1448 laments how Gruffydd ap Rhys, the head of the Gloddaith family, had lost seven of his children –
- [Mostyns and the Revolt of Owain Glyndwr (c.1400-1410)](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/mostyns-and-the-revolt-of-owain-glyndwr-c-1400-1410/) - The Mostyns and the Revolt of Owain Glyndwr (c.1400-1410) All of the lineages which eventually converged to form the Mostyn family played active roles in the national uprising which followed Owain Glyndwr being proclaimed Prince of Wales in September 1400. The head of the Pengwern family at this time was Ieuan ab Adda ab Iorwerth
- [Building the Mostyn Estate (c.1328-1355)](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/building-the-mostyn-estate/) - Tudur ab Ithel Fychan and the building of the Mostyn Estate (c.1328-1355) The family’s expansive estates in Flintshire were inherited following the marriage of Ieuan Fychan of Pengwern to Angharad the daughter and heiress of Hywel ap Tudur ab Ithel Fychan of Mostyn in the first half of the 15th century. Following this marriage, Mostyn
- [Ednyfed Fychan (c.1170-1246)](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/ednyfed-fychan-c-1170-1246/) - Ednyfed Fychan (c.1170-1246) Hailed by the Mostyn family as one of their most honourable ancestors, Ednyfed Fychan was steward or distain to the Gwynedd princes Llewelyn ab Iorwerth (c.1173-1240) and his son Dafydd (c.1215-1246) from about 1215 to his death in 1246. Ednyfed’s coat of arms initially featured three Englishmen’s heads, presumably cut off by
- [Maen Achwyfan (c.980)](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/maen-achwyfan-c-980/) - Maen Achwyfan (c.980) Situated only a couple of miles away from Mostyn hall on a hill called ‘Mynydd Mostyn’ stands Maen Achwyfan, probably the tallest wheel cross in the whole of Wales at 3.4 metres high. The stone pillar is wonderfully preserved being completely decorated with engraved patterns, mainly interlace designs but also the outlines
- [Deganwy Castle (c.500-1263)](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/deganwy-castle-c-500-1263/) - Deganwy Castle (c.500-1263) Mostyn Estates owns the land in which the ruined remains of the Deganwy castles lay embedded. Often situated in a frontier zone between the native Princes of Gwynedd and invading English armies, the site was a focus of settlement and conflict for centuries, repeatedly being recaptured, demolished and rebuilt by the two
- [Llandudno's Bronze Age Copper Mine (c. 1600-1200BC)](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/llandudnos-bronze-age-copper-mine-c-1600-1200bc/) - Llandudno’s Bronze Age Copper Mine (c. 1600-1200BC) Uncovered in 1987, the copper mine situated on Llandudno’s Great Orme is one of the earliest and most extensive prehistoric metal mines ever discovered in Europe, providing invaluable evidence about the industrial history of Bronze Age Britain. Archaeological excavations have revealed almost 6 ½ km of underground Bronze
- [St. Tudno (6th Century)](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/st-tudno-6th-century/) - St. Tudno (6th Century) The name of the church, parish and town of Llandudno is derived from that of St. Tudno. Remarkably little is known of the saint’s life and legacy though he has been commemorated on June 5th since medieval times. Presumably living during the 6th century, legend suggests that Tudno was one of
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- [2 bed flat, 2nd floor, Upper Mostyn Street, Llandudno – £530 pcm (NOW LET)](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/2-bed-flat-2nd-floor-upper-mostyn-street-llandudno-530-pcm-now-let/)

## Pages

- [Welcome to Mostyn Estates](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/) - Mostyn Estates combine commercial, residential and agricultural holdings in Llandudno with agricultural estates based round Rhewl and Tremostyn, Flintshire.
- [Insurance](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/residential/insurance/) - Mostyn Estates Insurance The Company insures all the leasehold properties on the Estate, in accordance with the terms of the lease, which is often for fire only. Lessees can, at the discretion of the Estate, insure against additional perils through our insurers or with other insurance providers. Each property is assessed separately. Mostyn Estates is
- [Insurance](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/commercial/insurance-2/) - Mostyn Estates Insurance The Company insures all the leasehold properties on the Estate, in accordance with the terms of the lease, which is often for fire only. Lessees can, at the discretion of the Estate, insure against additional perils through our insurers or with other insurance providers. Each property is assessed separately. Mostyn Estates is
- [Tenant Information](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/residential/tenant/) - Alterations To Properties Under the terms of the lease or conveyance, the Estate’s prior consent is required before alteration work takes place. The Estate always ensures that alterations, particularly to the exterior of the property, are in keeping with the architectural style of the property and locality. New windows and doors should match the original
- [Conwy Lodge](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/residential/conwy-lodge/) - Conwy Lodge Conwy Lodge is a historic, rural cottage situated in a tranquil location on the periphery of Llandudno. The 19th Century lodge, previously a gatehouse for Gloddaeth Hall (now St. Davids College), is the ideal location for a peaceful break. Less than two miles away you will find Llandudno town centre, with a plethora
- [Contact](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/contact/) - Contact Mostyn Estates Your Name (required) Your Email (required) Subject Your Message Contact Details Mostyn Court 2 Mostyn Street LLANDUDNO LL30 2PS Telephone: +44 (0) 1492 704 811 Registered in England no. 204638 VAT no. 160 0008 31 Location
- [Available Properties](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/commercial/properties-2/)
- [About](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/about-mostyn-estates/) - About Mostyn Estates Mostyn Estates Limited is a private limited company which manages the interests of the Mostyn family across North Wales and elsewhere.. The principal areas of activity are its commercial, residential and agricultural holdings within Llandudno, together with its agricultural estates based round Rhewl and Tremostyn, Flintshire. The Mostyn family connection with Llandudno
- [Commercial](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/commercial/) - Llandudno as a centre of commerce Llandudno is a key commercial centre within North Wales. It is a location of choice for a large number of independent and high street multiple retailers. The town has been able to expand its facilities to meet the needs of today’s traders and shoppers whilst still retaining a vibrant town
- [Farms](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/rural/farms/) - Mostyn Estates Farms All the Estate farms are let on Agricultural Tenancies which is a method of managing the land which has been practiced in various forms since Medieval times. The system enables the landlord and tenant to work together to produced a viable business and manage the land in an environmentally sustainable way. The
- [Forestry](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/forestry/) - Mostyn Estates Forestry The estate woodlands at Mostyn Flintshire and the Gloddaeth woodlands at Llandudno, Conwy have been in the Mostyn Family since 1400 AD. Mostyn Estate woodlands comprise 1100 acres of commercial conifer plantation and native broadleaf woodland situated at Mostyn and Llandudno. The woodlands are actively managed to provide a diverse range of
- [Holiday Cottage](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/residential/holiday-cottages/) - &nbspconwylodgeoutsideConwy Lodge
- [Sporting](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/rural/sporting/) - Mostyn Farm Ride (Equestrian) Over 9 kilometers, the ride can be enjoyed as a quiet off road hack with stunning views. If you want a more exhilarating ride, there over 50 professionally constructed cross country fences. The Farm Ride jumps and Cross Country course are designed and built by Dominic Lawrence. Trained and accredited by
- [test](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/test/) - The information contained in this email is intended only for the use of the person(s) to whom it is addressed and may be confidential or contain legally privileged information. If you are not the intended recipient you are hereby notified that any perusal, use, distribution, copying or disclosure is strictly prohibited. If you have received
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- [Privacy and Confidentiality Policy](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/privacy-and-confidentiality-policy/) - Your Personal DataThis policy (together with our Terms of Use and any other documents referred to in it) sets out the basis on which any personal data we collect from you, or that is provided by or on behalf of you to us, will be processed by us. What we needMostyn Estates Ltd will be
- [Terms & Conditions](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/terms-conditions/) - Terms of usePlease read these Terms of Use carefully before you start to use our website https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/. By using our Site, you confirm that you accept these Terms of Use and that you agree to abide by them. If you do not agree to these Terms of Use, please refrain from using our Site. You
- [Samantha Temp](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/samantha-temp/) - This is the TitleDespite the contents of your letter of 14th March 2003, I note the satellite dish remains in place at this property. We have had complaints that this is still the case and would refer you to the contents of my letter of 10th March 2003, the contents of which stand.
- [Mostyn Kitchen Garden](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/rural/mostyn-kitchen-garden/) - Mostyn Kitchen Garden Set in the grounds of Mostyn Hall, this spectacular 2 1/2 acre, 18th century, walled kitchen garden is being run as a Social Enterprise. The project is supported by Mostyn Estates. The aim of the award winning project is to assist with education, health and prosperity by growing fruit and vegetables. Participants
- [Our Heritage](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/about-mostyn-estates/history/) - Llandudno’s Bronze Age Copper Mine (c. 1600-1200BC)St. Tudno (6th Century)Deganwy Castle (c.500-1263)Maen Achwyfan (c.980)Ednyfed Fychan (c.1170-1246)Building the Mostyn Estate (c.1328-1355)Mostyns and the Revolt of Owain Glyndwr (c.1400-1410)Margaret ferch Gruffydd and the Gloddaith Plaque (1448)The Mostyn Christ (c.1450)Richard ap Hywel, Henry Tudor and the “King’s Hole” (1485)The Five Courts and the making of the Mostyn family
- [The Team](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/about-mostyn-estates/the-team/) - The Team To get things done the Estate depends on a large team of dedicated staff and contractors. Many have been with us for a number of years. mostyn-reccy-1-1mostyn-reccy-1-2img_9633mostyn-estate-reccy-and-first-shoot-154housestafffinanceemail-stevedavidphiliprichard1ex-copyphilipkenintoastSawmill Team
- [Shopping](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/commercial/clients/) - Just some of our tenants who help make Llandudno the premium shopping destination for North Wales Bensons for BedsDreamsHomebaseStore Twenty OneDorithy PerkinsThorntonsRomanMothercareSpecsaversThreeVodaphoneCotton TradersEEH. SamuelThe Sweet EmporiumGift CompanyThe Body ShopRNLIPoundstretcherPetticoat LanePeers The JewellersPandoraNorth Wales BedsO2IcelandHalfordsArgosCurriesMcDonald'sMaplinCosta CoffeeGregory's JewellersMaisie's Chocolate ShopForte's Ice CreamStarbucks CoffeeLaura AshleyJD SportsRiver IslandNextMiss SelfridgeBurton MenswareTopshopMonsoonBootsBHSNew LookDebenhamsClare's Of Llandudno
- [Community Activities](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/about-mostyn-estates/community-activities/) - Community Activities The Estate and Mostyn family have played an active part in the local community within Flintshire and Llandudno for many generations. This encompasses a diverse variety of activities to support both local businesses and voluntary organisations. In the past year we are pleased to have provided support to a range of local events, clubs
- [Estate Management](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/about-mostyn-estates/estate-management/) - Estate Management The Estate recognises the importance of its relationship with its tenants. From its offices in Mostyn Street, it is able to understand at first hand, the issues and opportunities relevant to the business community and residents both within Llandudno and the surrounding area. The office is often a first port of call for
- [Victoria Centre Gallery](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/victoria-centre-gallery/)
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- [News](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/news/) - 3rd February 2025Mostyn Hall Opening Dates 2026
- [Rural](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/rural/) - Mostyn Estates Rural Land Management Mostyn Estates owns and manages over 5300 acres of countryside including 3600 acres of farmland, 1100 acres of woodland and 600 acres of open space. The Estate is divided into two, Mostyn (Flintshire) Estate which consists of 3500 acres of farmland and woodland, all within a ring fence around Mostyn
- [Great Orme](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/rural/great-orme/) - Great Orme Country Park The Great Orme is a prominent headland, which lies at the north-western tip of the Creuddyn Peninsula near Llandudno. Most of the Great Orme is designated a Special Area of Conservation (SAC) as it contains habitats and species which are considered threatened in Europe. It is also a Site of Special
- [Tourism & Leisure](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/about-mostyn-estates/tourism-leisure/) - Tourism & Leisure Tourism and Leisure is part of the DNA of the North Wales Region. It is the fundamental reason for the development of Llandudno as a resort town. Whilst Llandudno has evolved into a commercial centre in its own right, it is still hugely dependant on tourism as its life blood. Equally, it
- [Insurance](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/rural/insurance/) - Mostyn Estates Insurance The Company insures all the leasehold properties on the Estate, in accordance with the terms of the lease, which is often for fire only. Lessees can, at the discretion of the Estate, insure against additional perils through our insurers or with other insurance providers. Each property is assessed separately. Mostyn Estates is
- [Tenant Information](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/rural/tenant-information/) - Alterations To Properties Under the terms of the lease or conveyance, the Estate’s prior consent is required before alteration work takes place. The Estate always ensures that alterations, particularly to the exterior of the property, are in keeping with the architectural style of the property and locality. New windows and doors should match the original
- [Residential](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/residential/) - Llandudno and Mostyn Residential Llandudno, located as it is on the Creuddyn Peninsula forms a wonderful setting. An important residential town as well as a holiday resort and commercial centre the town offers a wide range of properties. From traditional cottages on the Great Orme and large Victorian villas built as the town was first
- [Tenant Information](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/commercial/tenant-information/) - Alterations To Properties Under the terms of the lease or conveyance, the Estate’s prior consent is required before alteration work takes place. The Estate always ensures that alterations, particularly to the exterior of the property, are in keeping with the architectural style of the property and locality. New windows and doors should match the original
- [Publications](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/about-mostyn-estates/publications/) - Your Obedient Servant A history of the land agents, stewards and owners of the Mostyn Estate in North Wales, over a period of 600 years. It describes the role of lawyers and surveyors who were involved in estate management. The rise of urban estates and the seaside resort is traced, and this book gives an
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- [Booking](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/booking/) - Location: CONWY LODGE is a unique lodge cottage situated in a tranquil location on the periphery of Llandudno less that two miles from the town centre, theatre, shops and restaurants . The lodge, previously a gatehouse for Gloddaeth Hall (now St. Davids College), is the ideal location for a peaceful break either in the garden or
- [Victorian Extravaganza](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/victorian-extravaganza/) - [nggallery id=19]
- [Gallery](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/gallery/) - [nggallery id=11]
- [The Mostyn Manuscripts](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/about-mostyn-estates/the-mostyn-manuscripts/) - The Mostyn archive is one of the most extensive family and landed estate collections in the whole of Wales, with its extraordinary character determined by the innovations of the family and estate over centuries. Some of the items within the collection are of national significance. The chronological, geographical and subject scope and content of the
- [Our Occupiers](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/commercial/our-occupiers/)

## Portfolios

- [2 Mostyn Street, Llandudno, LL30 2PS](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/properties/light-industrial-unit-llandudno-coming-soon-2-2-2-2-2-2-3-2/) - Unit at Cwrt Roger Mostyn, Llandudno Light Industrial/Distribution, 2,450 sq. ft., rent £14,700pa
- [2 Mostyn Street, Llandudno, LL30 2PS](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/properties/light-industrial-unit-llandudno-coming-soon-2-2-2-2-2-2-3/) - Unit at Cwrt Roger Mostyn, Llandudno Light Industrial/Distribution, 2,450 sq. ft., rent £14,700pa
- [Unit 24, Victoria Centre, Llandudno, LL30 2RH](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/properties/light-industrial-unit-llandudno-coming-soon-2-2-2-2/) - Unit at Cwrt Roger Mostyn, Llandudno Light Industrial/Distribution, 2,450 sq. ft., rent £14,700pa
- [Unit 23, Victoria Centre, Llandudno, LL30 2RH](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/properties/light-industrial-unit-llandudno-coming-soon-2-2-2-2-2/) - Unit at Cwrt Roger Mostyn, Llandudno Light Industrial/Distribution, 2,450 sq. ft., rent £14,700pa

## Clients

- [Homebase](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4639)
- [Bensons for Beds](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4645)
- [Dreams](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4642)
- [Store Twenty One](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4636)
- [Dorithy Perkins](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4633)
- [Thorntons](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4630)
- [Roman](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4627)
- [Mothercare](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4624)
- [Specsavers](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4621)
- [Three](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4618)
- [Vodaphone](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4615)
- [Cotton Traders](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4612)
- [EE](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4609)
- [H. Samuel](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4606)
- [The Sweet Emporium](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4603)
- [Gift Company](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4600)
- [The Body Shop](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4597)
- [RLNI](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4594)
- [Poundstretcher](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4591)
- [Petticoat Lane](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4588)
- [Peers The Jewellers](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4585)
- [Pandora](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4582)
- [North Wales Beds](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4579)
- [O2](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4576)
- [Iceland](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4573)
- [Halfords](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4570)
- [Argos](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4567)
- [Curries](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4564)
- [McDonald's](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4561)
- [Maplin](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4558)
- [Costa Coffee](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4555)
- [Gregory's Jewellers](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4552)
- [Maisie's Chocolate Shop](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4549)
- [Forte's Ice Cream](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4546)
- [Starbucks Coffee](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4543)
- [Laura Ashley](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4540)
- [JD Sports](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4537)
- [River Island](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4534)
- [Next](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4531)
- [Miss Selfridge](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4528)
- [Burton Mensware](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4525)
- [Topshop](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4521)
- [Monsoon](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4518)
- [Boots](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4515)
- [BHS](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4512)
- [Debenhams](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4494)
- [New Look](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4497)
- [Clare's Of Llandudno](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=clients&p=4491)

## Edge Slideshow

- [HOLIDAY COTTAGES](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=edge&p=4106)
- [FARMING](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=edge&p=3350)
- [SHOPPING](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=edge&p=3343)
- [RETAIL PARKS](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=edge&p=3336)
- [TOURISM & LEISURE](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=edge&p=3333)
- [VIBRANT HIGH STREET](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?post_type=edge&p=3346)

## Categories

- [Uncategorised](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/category/uncategorised/)
- [News](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/category/news/)
- [Properties to let](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/category/properties-to-let/)
- [Residential](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/category/properties-to-let/residential/)
- [Uncategorized](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/category/uncategorized/)
- [Heritage](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/category/heritage/)

## Portfolio Categories

- [Commercial](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?portfolio_category=commercial)
- [Office](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?portfolio_category=office)
- [Retail](https://www.mostynestates.co.uk/?portfolio_category=retail)