New Homes in Caerphilly 

Sitting in South Wales less than 10 miles from capital Cardiff, Caerphilly is a town of ancient strategic importance, on the southern fringes of the Rhymney Valley. Whether you’re visiting the moated medieval castle, climbing Caerphilly Mountain or enjoying the woodlands of Fforest Fawr, you’ve also got the Brecon Beacons and Afan Forest Park within striking distance.

New homes in Caerphilly can be found close to the border of Glamorgan and Monmouthshire, with convienient access to places like Newport and Pontypridd.

• Cardiff • Newport • Pontypridd

What is life like in Caerphilly, Wales?

A town that has so much to offer, Caerphilly is South Wales' crowning jewel. New homes in this attractive location spot are set in the Welsh countryside, within reach of Cardiff, Newport and Brecon Beacon National Park. Boasting excellent transport links and amenities on your doorstep, Caerphilly makes the ideal location for growing families and commuters.

What are the notable attractions and activities in Caerphilly?

Whether you love exploring beautiful natural scenery or are a history buff, new homes in Caerphilly know how to impress. From its vast, green spaces to its majestic medieval castle, read on as we've rounded up the top things to do here:

• Caerphilly Castle
• Big Pit National Coal Museum
• Llancaiach Fawr Manor
• St Fagans Museum
• Brecon Beacons
• Caerphilly Mountain • Afan Forest Park • Barry Island

How is the education system in Caerphilly, Wales?

New homes in Caerphilly benefit from a great education system, with several institutions rated as outstanding by Ofsted. Here we've picked some of the best primary, secondary and higher education schools to which you'll be happy to send your children.

 

Primary	Secondary	Further Education
Cefn Fforest Primary School	Bedwas High School	Ystrad Mynach College
Deri Primary School	Heolddu Comprehensive School	Coleg Gwent
Hengoed Primary School	Oakdale Comprehensive School	Crosskeys College

 

How are the transport links in Caerphilly, Wales?

Caerphilly enjoys excellent commuting links to neighbouring areas, whether you prefer travelling by road, rail or bus. 

The A469 connects the north to the Heads of the Valleys Road, while the A470 joins the M4 to Newport and Pencoed. The town also has three train stations, all located on the Rhymney Line serving the Welsh capital, Penarth and Bridgend. Several bus connections run from Caerphilly Interchange to Blackwood, Bargoed and Ystrad Mynach.