Breakers

Welcome to a new era of luxury living in Rhos-on-Sea, where timeless elegance meets contemporary sophistication. Nestled along the scenic coastline, our architect-designed Art Deco luxury apartments redefine coastal living with their impeccable design, unparalleled craftsmanship, and breathtaking sea views. Discover the epitome of refined living in one of North Wales' most coveted locations.

Inspired by the iconic Art Deco movement of the 1920s, our luxury apartments seamlessly blend classic architectural elements with modern comforts to create a truly unique living experience. Each apartment is meticulously crafted by our team of talented architects and designers, with meticulous attention to detail evident in every aspect of the design.

• Iconic Art Deco Design: Admire the elegance and grandeur of Art Deco architecture with sleek lines, geometric patterns, and luxurious finishes that evoke the glamour of a bygone era.
• Spectacular Sea Views: Wake up to panoramic views of the sparkling Irish Sea from expansive windows that frame the breathtaking coastal landscape, bringing the beauty of nature into your living space.
• White Render Facade: The striking white render facade exudes timeless sophistication, creating a striking contrast against the azure blue of the sea and the verdant greenery of the surroundings.
• Curved Zinc Roof: Marvel at the architectural marvel of the curved zinc roof, a contemporary interpretation of classic design elements that adds character and charm to the building's silhouette.

Internally there will be a grand entrance foyer with four apartments and a penthouse. Externally there will be shared gardens, car parking spaces with EV charge-points and a communal bin store.

In an article dated 28th January 2022 The RIBA Journal stated that “future residents of a new block of apartment in Rhos-on-Sea, North Wales, will luxuriate in expansive sea views, perhaps while resting on the wrap-around balconies included by JAR Architecture". The block, comprising four apartments and a penthouse, draws its height and massing from neighbouring properties, with a weather-resisting zinc standing seam clad roof that cloak the structure – conceptually referencing a 'wave interacting with a coastal breaker' – and a vertical circulation area, in the same zinc, drawing the eye to the entrance.”

We are looking forward to seeing these being built and hope that the local area is enriched by its presence.