Parc Llandaf
Llantrisant Road, Llandaff, Cardiff, CF5 2FH
Prices from £240,000 to £690,000
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Y Sgwar Key - The Square
Y Rhodfa and The Courtyard at Parc Llandaf
Parc Llandaf is located within walking distance of both Llandaff and Pontcanna Fields, offering scenic green spaces and views of the River Taff.
Y Rhodfa, will bring 49 more homes to the area, featuring a variety of three, four, and five-bedroom options—including five new house types not seen in phase 1, such as the popular 3-bedroom Braxton and the 4-bedroom Elliston.
The Courtyard features four blocks of bespoke one and two bedroom modern apartments which surround the central square, perfect for sunny days.
Y Rhodfa and The Courtyard at Parc Llandaf
Parc Llandaf is located within walking distance of both Llandaff and Pontcanna Fields, offering scenic green spaces and views of the River Taff.
Y Rhodfa, will bring 49 more homes to the area, featuring a variety of three, four, and five-bedroom options—including five new house types not seen in phase 1, such as the popular 3-bedroom Braxton and the 4-bedroom Elliston.
The Courtyard features four blocks of bespoke one and two bedroom modern apartments which surround the central square, perfect for sunny days.
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The perfect place to be
Parc Llandaf is surrounded by highly regarded schools, all within a 10-minute drive of the development. From nurseries to primary schools and secondary schools, you’ll have plenty of choices when it comes to choosing the right place for your children. If you ever need to travel further afield, whether for commuting or a day out with the family, the nearby train stations and the M4 make it easy to do so.
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Public art installed as dedication to former BBC Wales site in Cardiff
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Welcome to Parc LlandafPublic art installed as dedication to former BBC Wales site in Cardiff
Taylor Wimpey South Wales has installed a public art display at its Parc Llandaf development as a dedication to the former BBC Wales Broadcasting House which once stood on the site.The housebuilder wanted to acknowledge the history of the site, commissioning Cardiff based sculptor Nigel Talbot with Studio Response to use original materials from the old buildings to create artwork where local residents and visitors can sit and reflect on the heritage of the site.
The seating and sculpture(s) take pride of place in the green space located in the main courtyard area of the Parc Llandaf development.
Nigel Talbot, said: “This whole project has been a terrific opportunity for me, working with salvaged materials from the site and creating fragments of evidence that reveal a previous existence.I want to thank all at Taylor Wimpey, along with Studio Response, for their tremendous support throughout the commission.”
Taking inspiration from its broadcasting history and sustainable environment, Nigel salvaged all materials before the building was demolished in 2021, transforming what would have been demolition waste into functional seating and sculptural works.
Emma Price, at Studio Response, said: “Working with Taylor Wimpey staff and artist Nigel Talbot has been a pleasure. Talbot’s artworks beautifully reflect the site's heritage and mark a new, sustainable chapter for Parc Llandaf.”
The artwork has been four years in the making, with the pieces created from salvaged stone, copper conducting wire, grates, gullies, and felled redwood trees from the original BBC Wales Broadcasting House.
Kate Lacey, Sales, Marketing and Customer Director for Taylor Wimpey South Wales, said: “We want to thank Nigel for doing an excellent job incorporating the site's history into his sculptures. We think it’s important to acknowledge the heritage of the former BBC Wales site at Parc Llandaf and we hope all residents and visitors can enjoy them for years to come.”
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Broadcasting House was the headquarters of BBC Cymru Wales' radio, television and online services, situated in on the north-side of Llantrisant Road. It opened to staff in 1966 before a royal opening by Princess Margaret a year later.
Designed by the Merthyr Tydfil-born architect Dale Owen, the building's modern style was defined by its white concrete and sharp angles. Dale Owen was a leading figure in the Welsh architectural scene, who was heavily influenced by practices in the United States. Although he was born in Merthyr Tydfil in 1924, he attended Whitchurch Grammar School and went on to study at the Welsh School of Architecture in 1941.
Prompted by outdated and unreliable technology at its existing premises in Llandaff, in August 2013 the BBC announced that the sites would be sold as part of its plans to relocate to a new purpose-built broadcasting headquarters at Central Square. This relocation in 2020 was part of one of the biggest urban regeneration projects in Cardiff’s history. The sale and release of the sites for the proposed alternative use was important to the delivery of this relocation project and retention of BBC Wales in Cardiff City Centre.
Ty Oldfield lies on the south side of Llantrisant Road. This was originally built as a Home Economics College between 1955 and 1965 on fields alongside The Rookwood House Northern Lodge, which was built as part of the Rookwood Estate, a Gothic Mansion dated back to 1866.
The second phase of television studios at Broadcasting House took place in the 1970s, requiring the demolition of Baynton House in 1975. The grounds also included the original outdoor set for the S4C drama Pobl y Cwm. In 1986 the BBC bought University College Cardiff's School of Home Economics across Llantrisant Road and created a new administration, finance and archive block, renaming it Tŷ Oldfield as a tribute to former controller Alun Oldfield-Davies.
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Welcome to Parc Llandaf
If you’re looking to join an idyllic retreat from the world in a thriving community, while still having access to the best of bustling Cardiff, then Parc Llandaf is the perfect place for you to call home.
The scenic Taff Trail runs alongside the site, giving residents easy access to nature and the nearby countryside. There are also a number of parks and schools just a short walk from home – including the prestigious Howell’s School, providing a safe space for families to grow and build their lives. For young professionals and urbanites, Danescourt train station is just around the corner, while the ever-growing Cardiff city centre is only a 20-minute drive away.
Expanding further out, Llandaff prides itself as one of the most desirable neighbourhoods in Cardiff. Coined as the city within a city, Llandaff oozes the charm of a small, close-knit village, whilst still making itself easily accessible to the best amenities and culture that city life has to offer.
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