Caerphilly Road, Cardiff

This attractive bay-fronted mid-terrace house on Caerphilly Road, Heath, combines original charm with stylish modern touches. Carefully modernised while retaining character features such as coved ceilings, picture rails, stripped wooden floors, and period fireplaces, the home strikes the right balance between traditional style and contemporary comfort.

At the heart of the property is a beautifully designed open plan kitchen and dining space, fitted with wooden worktops, a Belfast sink, integrated appliances, and a sociable breakfast bar. The dining area features a handsome fireplace and overlooks the rear garden, making it an ideal setting for both family life and entertaining. A welcoming lounge with a working cast iron fireplace and bay window provides a cosy retreat. Upstairs, three bedrooms are served by a superb modern bathroom with sleek tiling, raindrop shower, heated towel rail, and clever storage solutions.

The rear garden offers an enclosed and private space with a paved seating area, lawn, mature shrubs, and rear lane access, while the front is neatly landscaped with paving, slate chippings, and railings. Parking bays are available directly outside along the road.

Situated in Heath, one of Cardiff’s most desirable residential areas, the property benefits from an excellent mix of amenities. Caerphilly Road is lined with shops, cafés, and restaurants, while Heath Park provides open green spaces, tennis courts, and a children’s play area within walking distance. Families are well served by local schools such as Ton-Yr-Ywen Primary and Llanishen High, alongside Welsh-medium and private options nearby. The location is also ideal for commuters, with regular bus services, easy access to the A48 and M4, and both Heath Low Level and Heath High Level train stations offering direct routes into Cardiff Central.

A charming mid-terrace home that combines period character with stylish modern living in one of Cardiff’s most convenient and well-connected suburbs.

Entrance Hall - A stone-built front porch with period tiled floor opens via a double-glazed PVC door with obscure glazing and matching side and overhead windows. The entrance hall features painted wooden stairs with a central carpet runner rising to the first floor, coved ceiling, picture rail, radiator, and original period tiled flooring. A gas meter is neatly concealed within a cupboard under the stairs, with an alcove recess for coats and shoes, plus a further built-in storage cupboard.

Living Room - A charming reception room with a double-glazed bay window to the front aspect. Features include a coved ceiling, picture rail, cast iron working fireplace with tiled hearth and wooden mantelpiece, stripped wooden flooring, and radiator.

Kitchen / Diner - A spacious family area with a rear bay window, additional rear window, and glazed door to the garden. The dining area boasts a handsome working fireplace with slate mantel, tiled hearth and surround, picture rail, radiator, and stripped wooden flooring. The kitchen is fitted with a selection of wall and base units with wooden worktops, Belfast sink, space for a gas range cooker with hood over, integrated fridge/freezer, slimline dishwasher, and washing machine. Pendant lights sit over a breakfast bar, while tiled flooring and a vertical radiator complete the space.

Cloakroom - Accessed via the kitchen, this room has an obscure glazed window to the side, WC, wash basin, half-height wood panelling, and tiled flooring.

First Floor - Stairs rise with a wooden handrail and spindle balustrade to a light landing with coved ceiling.

Bedroom One - A generous double with a bay window to the front aspect, fitted wardrobes to alcoves, coved ceiling, picture rail, and radiator.

Bedroom Two - A further double bedroom with a rear aspect window, coved ceiling, picture rail, and radiator.

Bedroom Three - A good-sized single room with front aspect window, coved ceiling, and radiator.

Bathroom - With an obscure glazed window to the rear, the bathroom is fitted with a bath and glass screen, raindrop shower head with separate mixer, WC, wash basin, heated towel rail, part-tiled walls, tiled floor, and extractor fan. A sliding door conceals a gas combination boiler with additional shelving for storage. Loft access hatch.

Outside -

Front Garden - To the front, a low-maintenance garden with paving, slate chippings, and wrought-iron railings set behind a low-rise brick wall. A grass verge lies beyond with multiple bays providing off-street parking.

Rear Garden - To the rear, an enclosed garden features a stone-chipping seating area, brick-paved pathway, lawn, mature shrubs, and a rear lane access gate, plus an outside cold-water tap.

Tenure - Freehold

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