Property, Houses and Flats for Sale in Caerphilly, Mid Glamorgan

In the heart of South Wales, just a few miles from Cardiff in the south and the Brecon Beacons in the north, is picturesque Caerphilly. The town is well known for its castle, the second largest in Europe, and for its famous Caerphilly cheese. Local estate agents in Caerphilly say the local economy is growing and diversifying, based on a strong manufacturing industry and developing service sector, with the county borough being recognised as one of the leading locations for businesses in the UK. People searching for houses for sale in Caerphilly can expect to find bungalows, detached family homes close to the town centre, developments of new houses, and detached Victorian houses. There area also flats for sale in Caerphilly, including apartments for retirees in warden controlled purpose built blocks and stylish modern apartments in a purpose built development.

Amenities for properties in Caerphilly

Families considering Caerphilly property will discover the town has excellent sporting facilities; the town's largest leisure centre offers swimming, racquet sports and gym facilities. For those who enjoy the great outdoors, this area of South Wales has some of the most picturesque scenery in the UK, with the nearby Brecon Beacons offering walking and cycling routes to suit even the most adventurous. There is a large selection of both primary and secondary schools in Caerphilly and the surrounding suburbs, whilst the colleges and popular universities of Cardiff are just a short distance away. The population is well served by the Caerphilly District Miners' Hospital and numerous GPs, whilst Cardiff's major hospitals are within easy reach. A large supermarket serves the town and shopping facilities are good, with the modern Castle Court shopping centre, home to familiar high street names, as well as the independent traders on Cardiff Road, offering more unique local wares.

Transport for Caerphilly

The town is well served by public transport. Local buses operate a regular service both within Caerphilly and to outlying towns, villages and Cardiff. The town's railway station is served by the Valleys Line, connecting Caerphilly with Cardiff - and the main national rail network in just 20 minutes. By road, Junction 32 of the M4 motorway is just 5 miles away.

Surrounding areas

While searching for property to buy or property to rent in Caerphilly, you may like to extend your search and explore neighbouring areas to search for property for sale in Cardiff, Newport and Pontypridd.