Cardiff Property News

A ceremony to hand over ten much needed affordable homes to United Welsh Housing Association took place at George Wimpey’s development The Grove in Radyr this week.

Purchasers looking to enjoy village life without the hefty price tag now have only two opportunities left to secure a home at Bryant Homes’ popular development The Chantry in Radyr.

South Wales’ military servicemen and women are being offered special incentives to help them get their feet on the property ladder.

The leading North East housebuilder Gladedale is hosting an open weekend on Saturday 6th June and Sunday 7th June from 11am to 4pm each day at its Sandpiper Gardens development in Grangetown for potential buyers looking for advice on how to enter the property ladder or how to make their next move along it.

Tina Utting-Morgan (32), her husband Jason (34) and their son Dylan (5) recently bought their first home: a four-bedroom terraced house at Barratt’s Maes-Y-Ffynnon development in the village of Abercynon, thanks to the help they received from Tina’s Mum and Dad.

Despite the current property downturn, Barratt South Wales is reporting a sales success in Cardiff. Barratt has just three houses available at its Ty Glas Square development before it is sold out, and only eight houses left at Vale Meadows.

They say that charity starts at home, and this was certainly the case for the housebuilder Charles Church Wales as suppliers and staff donated more than £3,600 in sponsorship for a charity cycle ride.

Just three family houses remain for sale at Barratt’s popular Ty Glas Square development in Cardiff. To celebrate the near completion of the scheme totalling 135 new homes, Barratt has lowered its prices on the final three, and with its part exchange and mortgage protection offers, there’s never been a better time to buy.

Staff at Persimmon Homes are celebrating as one of the company's site managers, Dave Bullock, has beaten off stiff competition across the UK to be named as ‘Supreme Winner' in this year's NHBC Pride in the Job Awards.

After all the doom and gloom featured in the press over the past few months, renowned housebuilder Charles Church Wales is giving purchasers something to smile about. With a selection of homes situated in a choice of excellent locations, unbelievable prices and a range of incentives to assist purchasers, celebrate the New Year with a brand new home.

After all the doom and gloom featured in the press over the past few months, renowned housebuilder Charles Church Wales is giving purchasers something to smile about.

With only a few homes now remaining at Charles Church's The Boulevard in Llanishen and homes offered for sale for remarkable prices, now is the perfect time to buy.

A Redrow site manager has joined the elite of the construction industry after being awarded a national accolade reserved for the best in the business. Syd James, 36, has been awarded a coveted ‘Seal of Excellence' award as part of the National House-Building Council's (NHBC) annual Pride in the Job initiative; an honour bestowed on only the top 100 site managers out of 18,000 across the UK.

On his first visit to the showhome at Charles Church's Strata development at Century Wharf, Simon Woods was impressed by the high quality of the apartments available. In fact, he was so impressed that he abandoned his plans to live with a friend who was purchasing at the development and bought an apartment of his own!

Young professionals eager to find a luxury home in close proximity to all the thrills offered by a capital city are sure to be tempted by Charles Church's Strata development, within Century Wharf in Cardiff Bay. With a variety of waterfront apartments built with comfort and indulgence in mind, and a plethora of exciting activities and amenities just a stone's throw away, Strata offers prospective purchasers a real once in a lifetime opportunity.

For Technical Manager Rhodri Williams and Assistant Quantity Surveyor Rhodri Owen, buying a house from the company they work for was the natural choice and a great endorsement for the brand.

The Boulevard offers residents the best of both worlds; the advantage of living only two miles away from the exciting city of Cardiff whilst also in close proximity to breathtaking countryside and coastline. The open weekend at this traditionally designed Charles Church development, held over the August bank holiday, is an opportune time for prospective purchasers to come and take a look.

Househunters can take advantage of a host moving deals at Barratt's Llandaff Grove and Vale Meadows developments in Cardiff. Anyone reserving this month can have their costs paid by Barratt and that means stamp duty, legal fees and moving costs will be paid by the housebuilder, leaving you free to concentrate on the look of your new home.

The place for prospective buyers to be over the August bank holiday is Cardiff Bay, the dynamic home of Charles Church's exclusive Strata development. Situated on the waterfront and showcasing luxury apartments, Strata offers an unparalleled opportunity to live in one of the most popular areas of Cardiff city.

Moving to a larger home may be easier than you think - especially if you would like to buy a family house at Barratt's Vale Meadows development in Radyr. The developer is now offering full value part exchange options for those who want to move up to a bigger property.

Homebuyers across the region are waiting to see whether reports that the Chancellor Alistair Darling is planning to reduce Stamp Duty are true. But Barratt has confirmed that it isn't going to wait for his decision - it is offering to scrap the tax with immediate effect.

Boasting four bedrooms and located on a spacious corner plot, it will come as no surprise that The Broadhaven is proving to be a popular choice for purchasers at Charles Church's The Boulevard development in Llanishen, Cardiff.

Ty Glas Square in Cardiff has become a family affair after three sets of siblings purchased properties in Barratt's signature development in the city. Lucie and Claire Taylor, 32 year-old twin sisters who were born and brought up in nearby Newport, moved into their new three bedroom Norbury joining two sets of brothers and sisters Will and Lucy Satherly and Craig and Kylie Hughes who are already immersed in the trendy Ty Glas Square culture.

Over 50 per cent of homes have already been sold at Highfield Chase, Barratt's new development in Pencoedtre Village, Barry, in the Vale of Glamorgan. "This site has been very popular with all sorts of buyers, from first-time buyers and young couples to families and older people," reports Sandra Dixon, Barratt Sales Director.

Award-winning housebuilder Charles Church has always been adept at building a range of homes in locations in which people aspire to live, and its latest development within desirable Llanishen, at The Boulevard, is no exception. Located just four miles from the heart of vibrant Cardiff, the choice of traditionally designed homes extends from a one bedroom coach house to substantial four bedroom detached family homes, creating in the process a carefully balanced mix of properties appealing to discerning purchasers of all ages.