2 Bedroom Property for Sale in Radyr

With Junction 32 of the M4 just over one mile away, getting out and about is easy. The A470 is close for access to the valleys and Brecon Beacons National Park whilst Radyr train station offers regular services to the city centre. When you want to get away from it all, Cardiff International Airport is just 20 miles away. With such a beautiful setting on your doorstep, it is difficult to imagine a more appealing place to set up home.

With a home at The Chantry, you are well placed to enjoy life. From your front door you can wander along the banks of the River Taff, enjoy a pleasant bike ride to the expansive grounds of Cardiff Castle or stroll into Radyr village centre for all the usual day to day amenities. Here you'll find a butchers, bakers, post office, organic stores as well as dentist and doctor surgeries. Pubs, wine bars and world inspired restaurants are within a couple of miles of The Chantry. Leisure facilities for every age group are also available in the immediate area. Cardiff Ice Rink and Bowlplex are easily reached and Fairwater Leisure Centre is just over a mile away. Tennis and cricket clubs provide opportunities to get fit whilst Radyr Golf Club has magnificent views overlooking Cardiff and the Bristol Channel. Cardiff is without question one of the UK's most cosmopolitan and vibrant cities and the last ten years has witnessed a city centre makeover on a relentless scale. Cardiff boasts the ultimate in bars, clubs, shops, theatres, museums, galleries, cinemas, sports stadia and even castles, but the city's wow factor undoubtedly lies in the regenerated Bay area. Previously a run down suburb, Cardiff Bay is now Europe's largest waterfront development - flaunting shopping arcades, eateries, bars, attractions for all the family, an opera house and even a few celebrities. There is really something for everyone here - Cardiff is not a city that disappoints. South Wales' world famous castles, mountains, valleys and beaches provide a stunning contrast to city life. The breathtaking mountainous slopes and rolling valleys of the Brecon Beacons National Park attract walkers, horse riders, climbers and mountain bikers all year round. The wild and rugged Glamorgan Heritage Coast is also an easy commute from Radyr - stroll along the striking clifftops at Southerndown or relax on Porthcawl's sprawling beach. For families with children, The Chantry is close to the well regarded Radyr and Coryton primary schools or older pupils are well served educationally at Radyr and Whitchurch high schools.