BEACHCLIFF PENARTH Imagine...
... Edwardian elegance combined with 21st century luxury.
A majestic landmark with a picturesque seafront setting.
Lovingly restored and painstakingly rebuilt; oozing period grace and sophistication – Beachcliff is coming alive again, standing proud at the heart of Penarth’s seafront Esplanade.
Stunning heritage is perfectly blended with contemporary luxury and state-of-the-art technology to create the ultimate lifestyle. Imagine calling Beachcliff home …. life doesn’t get any better than this! BEACHCLIFF PENARTH Imagine...
... a stunning sea view.
Watch sail and row boats from the historic Penarth Imagine calling Beachcliff home Yacht Club cutting through waves sparkling in the sun, while on the horizon big ships ply the Bristol Channel. … the view doesn’t See the MV Balmoral, built in 1949 and now part of get any better than this! the National Historic Fleet, dock at Penarth’s beautifully restored pier to collect passengers for cruises to Lundy Island, Devon and Somerset.
Look to the south to see the Flat Holm island SSSI nature reserve as well Steep Holm and the Somerset coast beyond. BEACHCLIFF PENARTH
Imagine...
... the perfect day.
Wake in the peace and quiet of your stylish bedroom, get ready in your luxury en-suite bathroom, choose an outfit from the extensive wardrobe space.
Make breakfast in your designer kitchen. Then sip coffee and watch the world go by along Penarth Esplanade or gaze out to sea from your bespoke living and dining area.
What next? Walk along the seafront and out onto the Pier, shopping in Penarth’s boutiques or maybe a long lunch gazing out across the sea at the award-winning Restaurant James Sommerin on the ground floor.
Imagine calling Beachcliff home … days don’t get much better than this!
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Imagine...
... the perfect evening.
In the evening, entertain at home, make the short trip into Cardiff city centre to enjoy the many cultural events on offer or visit the iconic Wales Millennium Centre in Cardiff Bay where the Welsh National Opera has its season.
Or take it easy at home, use of your designer kitchen to cook up something tasty, select something lovely from the integrated wine cooler or order “room service” from Restaurant James Sommerin. Imagine calling Beachcliff home … nights don’t get much better than this! computer generated image
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A4232 • easy access to the M4 and A48 Cardi Bay UK-wide motorway network PENARTH • Cardiff Airport – c10 miles Dyryn Dinas Powys
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Imagine...
… fine dining on your doorstep.
Chic, stylish and food to die for, the fabulous Restaurant James Sommerin is located on the ground floor of Beachcliff.
Judged the best restaurant in Wales in the 2016 Good Food Guide, Restaurant James Sommerin regularly receives rave reviews from national and international critics and guests, who love the sublime cuisine, sophisticated ambience and discreet service.
With gastronomic tasting menus Restaurant James Sommerin will provide “room service” meals and à la carte dinners, lovely to Beachcliff residents and is also available to cater for more lunches and luxury afternoon formal dinner parties or events. teas, the restaurant features the culinary masterpieces of Restaurant James Sommerin also features a boutique hotel, of chef James Sommerin. Using nine unique rooms, each with bespoke décor and stylish fittings. locally sourced produce, creative Rooms at Restaurant James Sommerin are ideal for use by pairings and unique takes Beachcliff residents’ houseguests (subject to availability). on classic dishes, dining at Restaurant James Sommerin is Imagine calling Beachcliff home always a delight. … eating out doesn’t get much better than this!
Imagine...
… bygone elegance restored.
One of Wales’ most stylish holiday resorts in Victorian and Edwardian times, Penarth retains that era’s sense of charm and grace.
Known then as “The Garden by the Sea”, the town boasts abundant parks and open green spaces.
Architectural gems include the beautifully restored pier and seaside Esplanade, as well as the grand houses that line Marine Drive, home to South Wales’ elite. The Paget Rooms A Grade II listed theatre in the heart of Penarth, In the heart of the busy and bustling town, built in the early part of the 20th century, the Paget the glass vaulted Victorian arcades boast Rooms hosts dances, pop concerts and plays by local independent boutiques, fresh and deli produce dramatic societies and touring companies. and more. And, there’s gorgeous cafés and coffee shops - to while away the hours. In the 1970s superstar Tom Jones played one of his final UK concerts at the Paget Rooms before moving to America. And, Welsh band Man recorded a live Imagine calling Beachcliff home album there, using the famous Decca mobile studio that also recorded The Rolling Stones. … gracious living at its finest!
Imagine...
… life beside the seaside.
With its commanding seaside position its not surprising that Penarth’s history has long been linked to the water.
From the smugglers that used Flat Holm island as a base in yesteryear to busy Penarth Docks, the sea has shaped the town’s fortunes.
Victorian times saw establishment of the Penarth Boat Club (which soon became the Penarth Yacht Club) in a building at the southern end of the Esplanade – where it remains to this day.
More recently there has been the development of Penarth Quays Marina in the historic Penarth Docks basins. In one of the most sheltered locations within Cardiff Bay, the marina provides the perfect moorings for boats of all shapes and sizes.
At the heart of the seafront is Beachcliff. Built in 1904, the iconic landmark originally housed private hotels and eateries to cater for visitors using the newly opened rail service to Penarth.
Now, lovingly restored with painstaking attention to detail, Beachcliff is revitalised – and has become the ultimate in luxury living. Imagine calling Beachcliff home ...life doesn’t get much better than this!
Imagine...
… having Europe’s youngest capital city on your doorstep.
Cardiff city centre is just 20 minutes drive from Beachcliff.
Eclectic and electric; Cardiff is buzzing – it’s a modern, exciting, successful capital.
Great restaurants, cosy cafés and eclectic bars abound. The shopping is fantastic with a brand new shopping centre, major department stores including John Lewis, a busy “High Street”, a traditional market and Victorian arcades. international cricket in Sophia Gardens, football and ice hockey Wales is known as the land of song. And Cardiff has it all and plus a host of water sports from the White Water Rafting more - theatre, opera, ballet, West End shows, male voice Centre to the waters of Cardiff Bay and the Bristol Channel. choirs stand up comedy and live music that ranges from massive stadium shows to intimate gigs in trendy venues. And, with Cardiff’s BBC studios in The Bay, there’s even the odd sighting of Doctor Who! Cardiff boasts both an historic castle and the new Wales architectural iconography of the contemporary Wales Imagine calling Beachcliff home Millennium Centre and Y Senedd in Cardiff Bay.
Enjoy the ruck and maul on the rugby pitch at the modern …. life doesn’t get much Principality Stadium (previously known as the Millennium better than this! Stadium) and famous Cardiff Arms Park. Plus there’s The Millennium Stadium There’s nothing quite like Cardiff on match day. Whether it’s the 6 Nations or the Autumn internationals, the city beats to a different drum.
The city’s streets are awash with scarlet, daffodils and dragons while the restaurants and bars are full of lively banter and eager anticipation.
In the Stadium, it’s noise and song; brains and brawn; daring and disaster; hopes and heartache; and rugby. BEACHCLIFF PENARTH
www.beachcliff.co.uk Caroline Vanner Michelle Bishop
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