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Churchlands

by Redrow

Cardiff, Cardiff, CF14 0SX

3 & 4 bedroom houses

£499,000 - £760,000

At Churchlands, selected home are Eco Electric, which are heated by an air source heat pump. Just five miles from Cardiff and within easy reach of the M4, Churchlands offers three, four and five bedroom homes in Lisvane, Cardiff. Our award-winning Heritage Collection, combines classic architecture with modern, family friendly interiors. You'll enjoy a delightful rural location near Cardiff, with Redrow investing in public open space, road improvements, bus lanes and cycleways.Cardiff itself has so many different shopping experiences to offer, from the brand new St David’s Shopping Centre, with 1.4 million sq ft of superb shopping, to the six historic arcades packed with fascinating independent shops and boutiques. Queen Street is the main pedestrianised shopping street in the city, or you can choose out of town retail parks at Leckwith or Culverhouse Cross. For a more relaxed shopping experience, head for Cardiff Bay and enjoy an afternoon browsing by the waterside.DW Sport, Cardiff Lifestyle Shopping Park, Llanishen, Cardiff, CF14 5DU – 2 miles from development Llanishen Leisure Centre, Ty Glas Road, Cardiff, CF14 5EB – 2 miles from development Lisvane Tennis ClubChurchlands is a short distance from the M4 junction 30, the Pentwyn link road and the A48 Eastern Avenue. There is a regular bus service into Cardiff city centre and Cardiff Central railway station offers many routes around South Wales; further afield to West Wales; and to Bristol and London Paddington. Cardiff Airport is approximately 20 miles away.Monday 10:00-17:30,Tuesday Closed,Wednesday Closed,Thursday 10:00-17:30,Friday 10:00-17:30,Saturday 10:00-17:30,Sunday 10:00-17:30

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David Wilson Homes at Afon Las @ Plasdŵr

by David Wilson Homes

Cardiff, Cardiff, CF5 6FP

3 & 4 bedroom houses

£443,000 - £634,000

Discover Afon Las, a brand new premium collection of 3, 4 and 5 bedroom homes now available at Cardiff's new garden city, Plasdŵr. Commuters will enjoy excellent access to central Cardiff and the M4, while having easy access to the nature surrounding the development.Cardiff City Centre is a short drive away which has an abundance of shops within the centre. Enjoy some retail therapy in Cardiff or go further afield to Newport and explore Friars Walk Shopping Centre.Creigiau Golf Club is right behind the development providing an 18-hole course, or join Pentyrch Rugby Football Club. The nearby Garth mountain provides a scenic hike with beautiful views of Cardiff. Llantrisant Leisure Centre provides a variety of facilities such as swimming, gym classes and other local sports clubs. Nearby Cardiff city centre provides a vast array of shops, restaurants and bars and is just a short drive away from Afon Las.Commuting to Cardiff City Centre is only a 20 minute drive away. The nearest train station is Radyr Train Station which is an 8 minute drive or 25 minute walk away. There are also a number of bus stops nearby.Monday 10:00-17:30,Tuesday Closed,Wednesday Closed,Thursday 10:00-17:30,Friday 10:00-17:30,Saturday 10:00-17:30,Sunday 10:00-17:30

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Cardiff is more than just the vibrant capital city of Wales; it also functions as a unitary authority, effectively a county in its own right, since local government reorganisations in 1996. This means the City and County of Cardiff Council is responsible for local services across the urban area and surrounding communities.

Historically, Cardiff was the county town of Glamorgan, and later part of South Glamorgan. Today, while those historic connections remain, for administrative purposes, Cardiff stands as a distinct county. It's a dynamic hub, blending its rich past as a major coal-exporting port with its modern role as a centre for government, culture, education, and business in Wales.