New Homes in Cardiff

New Homes In Cardiff FAQs

• What is life like in Cardiff?

  The Welsh capital is a vibrant, energetic city which reveals an ever-changing character the more you explore it. You’ll have all the time you need to do just that when you buy a house in Cardiff, which could be a more realistic option than you think, thanks to our selection of offers.

• What is there to see and do in Cardiff?

  Attractions in Cardiff

  From historic castles and fascinating museums to world-class sports stadiums and beautiful natural scenery, there are so many different ways for you to spend your free time in and around Cardiff.

  From historic castles and fascinating museums to world-class sports stadiums and beautiful natural scenery, there are so many different ways for you to spend your free time in and around Cardiff.

  Entertainment in Cardiff

  Whether you’re admiring the art and historical displays at the National Museum Cardiff, bathing in contemporary culture at the Wales Millennium Centre or taking the kids over to Barry Island Pleasure Park for a day out; there’s so much to love. 

  Activities by the seaside in Cardiff

  Meanwhile, Cardiff Bay offers up everything from relaxing walks and afternoons at the beach, to chic bars and restaurants down at the marina.

• What is the education like in Cardiff?

  Cardiff has a number of schools rated as excellent by Estyn. 

  Primary schools in Cardiff

  This includes Severn Primary School just half a mile from the River Taff and Principality Stadium, while Marlborough Primary School in the Roath catchment area also performs well according to the Welsh education authority. 

  Secondary schools in Cardiff

  If your kids are of secondary age or you want to plan for the future, Cardiff High School is one of the top performing schools in Wales. Branded as excellent by Estyn, the mixed school generally accepts students from areas such as Cyncoed, Lakeside and Roath Park. The Bishop Of Llandaff High School meanwhile lies in the north west of the city and also ranks as excellent across the board. 

• How are the transport links in Cardiff?

  The M4 motorway passes to the north of Cardiff, linking the city to Swansea in the west and the South West of England to the east. As well as two busy train stations - Cardiff Central and Queen Street - the Welsh capital also has an extensive bus network, lots of cycling routes and water buses for getting around the bay. The airport is just over 10 miles from the city centre, close to Barry.