New Homes in Cardiff
Cardiff, the vibrant capital of Wales, blends historic charm with modern city living.
Direct trains to London Paddington take just over two hours, while Bristol is about an hour away – making Cardiff a convenient base for commuters. Families benefit from excellent schools and scenic outdoor spaces such as Bute Park. Brecon Beacons National Park, around 45 minutes away by car, is renowned for its picturesque waterfalls, varied landscapes and abundant wildlife.
Cultural attractions range from Cardiff Castle and the Principality Stadium to the Wales Millennium Centre and the National Museum Cardiff. Explore our new homes in Cardiff, a culturally rich capital city.
David Wilson Homes at Afon Las @ Plasdŵr
Llantrisant Road, Radyr, Cardiff, CF5 6FP
- £443,000 to £640,000
- 3 and 4 bedroom
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New Homes in Cardiff Highlights
- City Life & Coast: Cardiff offers a lively city vibe with beautiful parks, a waterfront, and beaches nearby.
- Shopping & Culture: Enjoy shops, restaurants, museums, and events like concerts and sports at the Principality Stadium.
- Green Spaces: Relax in Bute Park, walk along Cardiff Bay, or cycle the Taff Trail.
- Good Schools & Universities: Cardiff has great schools and universities, perfect for families and students.
- Easy Travel: Excellent bus, train, and road links, including the M4 motorway for quick trips around South Wales and beyond.
New Homes in Cardiff FAQs
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Cardiff, the vibrant capital city of Wales, offers a rich blend of history, culture, and entertainment. Visitors can explore iconic landmarks like Cardiff Castle and the Millennium Stadium, enjoy world-class museums and galleries such as the National Museum Cardiff, and experience a lively nightlife scene.
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Cardiff boasts a strong educational offering, with a wide range of primary and secondary schools across the city. It is also home to renowned higher education institutions, including Cardiff University and Cardiff Metropolitan University.
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As a major city, Cardiff offers an extensive range of amenities including shopping districts like the Victorian and Edwardian arcades, modern shopping centres, diverse dining options, theatres, cinemas, and sports facilities. Healthcare is well provided for through several hospitals, including the University Hospital of Wales, and numerous medical centres.
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Cardiff is exceptionally well connected, with Cardiff Central railway station offering frequent services to cities across the UK. The city benefits from an extensive bus network, and easy access to the M4 motorway facilitates road travel. Cardiff Airport provides domestic and international flights, making it a major transport hub.