The Llys Euryn site in Rhos-on-Sea. Picture: Kerry Roberts
A historical 15th century house in Rhos-on-Sea has been the target of vandals.
Llys Euryn, located on the prominent limestone hill - Bryn Euryn - overlooking Rhos-on-Sea, has had stones knocked from its walls.
A Conwy County Borough Council spokesperson said: "We are aware of incidents of anti-social behaviour at Llys Euryn in Rhos on Sea, with a number of stones knocked from a low wall at the site.
"The Countryside Warden has confirmed that North Wales Police, Cadw’s Field Monument Warden and Bryn Euryn Users Association are aware of the problem, and the area is being closely monitored."
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