Whitchurch Hospital, Park Road, Whitchurch, Cardiff

Whitchurch Hospital represents an exciting opportunity to revitalise a historically and locally important former Edwardian hospital set within its own gardens and incorporating established sporting facilities. It comprises a site area of approximately 13.1 ha (32.5 acres), plus approximately 31,122 sq m (334,998 sq ft) GIA of buildings.

The site is in a prime residential location in a sought-after Cardiff suburb, conveniently situated 150 metres to Coryton train station, 0.6 miles south-east of M4 junction 32, and 3.5 miles to the city centre.

Located within a short walk to the cafes, bars and restaurants at the corner of Whitchurch Library and, further south, Merthyr Road. The site is also within the catchment area of Whitchurch High School, and close to the green spaces around the Taff Trail.

The Hospital, adjacent Chapel and six octagonal shelters within the gardens are Grade II Listed. The grounds are also separately Grade II listed as a Registered Historic Park and Garden.

A request for pre-planning application advice has been submitted to Cardiff Council, alongside regular informal engagement meetings.

An unconditional sale to a party who can demonstrate their ambition and ability to restore the property is the preferred strategy, but proposals for an alternative development agreement or conditional sale may also be
considered.

Whitchurch is one of Cardiff’s most sought-after suburbs, due to its excellent transport links to the city centre, bustling high street, good schools, attractive housing stock and access to green spaces.

The site is located 3.5 miles north of the city centre. Whitchurch Hospital is 150 metres from Coryton train station, with services to Cardiff Central and 0.6 miles southeast of M4 junction 32, giving quick access to west Wales and the south west of England. Access to the site is from Park Road (A4054), a primary route leading into Whitchurch from the M4.