Imagine waking up every day to views of a seafront and a landmark Art Deco building, accompanied by the sound of waves. Add to that wonderful scenario a pier, pebble beach, promenade and coastal path up to the cliff tops - all just outside your front door as your choice of daily walking route. There is also a choice of restaurants, bars and cafes literally next door to tempt you to stop enroute as well - all enticing places to meet and socialise with family and friends or enjoy a quiet coffee.
The seafront in the popular Victorian town of Penarth, Vale of Glamorgan, is considered by many people as one of the prime spots to call home in south Wales, and along the streetscene there is one particular building that effortlessly catches the eye and instantly captivates - Balmoral Quays. For more property stories sent to your inbox twice a week sign up to the property newsletter here . READ MORE: The absolutely stunning renovated townhouse in one of Wales’ favourite seaside spots The attractive façade of this landmark building on Penarth seafront is instantly recognisable to many people, either as a former swimming pool or a former pub or both.
How many local people of a certain age can remember splashing about in the pool inside this Victorian building? Or when it closed in the 1980s and then reopened as the pub and restaurant Inn At The Deep End enjoyed a burger at a picnic table in the beer garden accompanied by sea views as well as fries and ketchup? Or maybe, more generall.