Creigiau
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.
New Homes in Creigiau
Living in Creigiau
A bustling suburb
Close to your new house is a farm shop and a small supermarket with a Post Office within walking distance. Added to the great facilities is a pharmacy, a GP Surgery and a bi-lingual primary school that feeds into a very sought-after secondary school. One of the focal points of your new home is the village green where you can join in with archery, cricket, football, petanque and tennis - there’s even a wonderful little nature reserve called the Frog and Duck Pond. The Golf Club is a wonderful addition to the village set in beautiful parkland to the north of the village.
Cardiff city is right on your doorstep
Just eight miles away, central Cardiff awaits. A vibrant, young at heart city with fantastic employment opportunities, culture, sport, entertainment and leisure. Home to the Welsh national rugby team, the Principality Stadium hosts everything from Taylor Swift to Turkey v Wales and FIM Speedway to the Foofighters! Take a tour around the Castle, or explore the history of Wales at The National Museum; take in an IMAX film at the Red Dragon Centre, or simply eat out and watch the sunset at Cardiff Bay.
Connected by air, road and rail
The M4 is a two and a half mile drive from your new house, with great access to Bristol (50 miles), Newport (20 miles), Port Talbot (25 miles) and Swansea (34 miles). To the north, the A470 bypasses Merthyr Tydfil on its way to the Brecon Beacons National Park. Pontyclun has the nearest train station just four miles away, with regular services into Cardiff taking around 20 minutes. Local bus services will keep you connected with surrounding villages, while Cardiff airport (12 miles) can take you away nationally or internationally.
New build homes in Creigiau for sale
Persimmon Homes has a number of new houses in Creigau and South Wales including City of Cardiff and Newport. To find out more about our available properties in your area, see our list of Persimmon developments below…