Choosing a new home in the County of Cardiff gives you the very best of mountains, sea, countryside and city in one place. The county is a vibrant cultural hub with a proud history and a busy cosmopolitan vibe. When you choose a new home, you'll have landmarks like Cardiff Castle, the National Museum, and the Wales Millennium Centre, which hosts a variety of international artists, performances and events - right on your doorstep.
Cardiff is a compact city bursting with life. As Europe’s youngest capital city, it’s a cultural location that has lots to offer, especially if you’re a young professional or family looking to bring children in a lively city. With booming nightlife, a delicious food scene and that Welsh pride running through every street, buying a new home here puts you right at the heart of Welsh culture.
New builds in Cardiff
A home in Cardiff allows you to immerse yourself in the hustle and bustle of a city that’s dotted with green spaces and the tranquil Cardiff Bay. You get to experience the benefits of a city as well as the spirit of a small town. Its surrounding villages and suburbs have retained that quaint community feel. Creigiau, for example, is less than 30 minutes away, and is well connected to larger locations like Newport and Bristol, yet comes with that small-town life.
Recognised as the happiest place in Wales, Creigiau has a lot to keep new residents smiling. A close-knit community in a village location, just eight miles from the Capital. Aside from excellent bus links into Cardiff, there have also been suggestions of linking it to a future South Wales Metro service via St Mellons and the Welsh Parliament into Cardiff City Centre - slashing commute times.
Creigiau has all the amenities, including a supermarket, Post Office, golf course, pub, GP and an excellent school. Your new build will be in a great spot for the city, the coast, the great east-west route of the M4 motorway, and the Valley routes leading up to the Brecon Beacons National Park.