Old Colwyn is a coastal parish in Conwy, Wales, sitting on the southern shore of the Irish Sea between Colwyn Bay and Llandudno. It has a long seafront promenade and sandy beaches, with the A55 and the North Wales Coast Line nearby, so it feels both pleasantly seaside and well connected to the larger towns of the North Wales coast.
Historically it began as a small village that predates the 19th‑century boom of neighbouring towns, and today retains pockets of older buildings alongside Victorian and suburban housing. The local economy mixes small shops, hospitality aimed at visitors and light industry, while many residents commute to nearby centres; community life is typical of a coastal community, with local clubs, churches and events reflecting a blend of families and retirees.
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