Enjoy a lifestyle where coastline, countryside and capital city living come together. South Glamorgan offers the perfect balance, placing you close to Cardiff while surrounding you with beautiful beaches, rolling hills and welcoming communities.
With Cardiff’s vibrant culture, shopping and employment opportunities nearby, and easy access to the Glamorgan coastline and rural landscapes, you can enjoy both city energy and outdoor escape whenever you choose.
Whether you’re commuting, raising a family or looking for more space, this is a location that adapts to your lifestyle, offering variety, connectivity and quality of life in equal measure.
A new Persimmon home in South Glamorgan gives you the ideal mix of modern living and location benefits:
From first-time buyers to growing families, South Glamorgan offers a flexible and desirable place to live, while Persimmon provides a high-quality, low-maintenance home built for today and the future.
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Barry is located on the picturesque South Wales coast, just 10 miles from Cardiff. Once a major player in the coal industry, it recreated itself into a tourist hotspot with the famous Barry Island peninsula hosting a permanent funfair and seaside attractions.
When you choose a new build in Barry, you'll have a huge choice of supermarkets, high street shops and independent retailers on your doorstep as well as lively pubs, bars and restaurants. If the sea is too nippy, there are always three leisure centres and a splash pool to help keep you fit.
While Llantwit Major has grown massively in recent years, it’s retained much of its old-world charm, with narrow cobbled streets, an old town hall with a gatehouse and several buildings that date back to the 16th century. Once a respected centre of Christian culture in the Celtic world, today Llantwit Major is known as one of the most attractive places to live in Wales.
Surrounded by lush green countryside with a Jurassic coastline, your new home offers beauty with utility. The town is well-served by B-roads, and its railway station, which was reopened in 2005, offers services to Aberdare via Barry and Cardiff.
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