30 Year Old Professional based in Pembrokeshire

Welcome to our spacious, elegant home situated in the attractive area of Penylan, just a short 10-minute car ride from Cardiff City Centre. Set back from the street, offering privacy and off-road parking. The perfect place for a family getaway, even including a separate ‘snug’ area for some well-deserved down time with film or book. Our favourite part of the house is the open-plan kitchen/dining/living area which is perfect for cooking and socialising.

Penylan is situated in the east of the Welsh capital, Cardiff. It’s an affluent area known for its green avenues and parks, and is within easy access to Cardiff city centre, whilst simultaneously set apart from the hustle and bustle. Penylan Hill affords fantastic views over the city centre, the Bay, and the Bristol Channel. At nearby Waterloo Gardens, the haphazard arrangement of shops and the beautiful teahouse are the reminders of this small village from bygone years, now one of Cardiff’s gems. With green spaces and Victorian architecture all around, this is a very sought after, cool area, benefitting from being within walking distance of the city centre while being a safe community for your stay. Of course, a restful evening should always follow a day of adventure, and Cardiff has plenty to keep you entertained. The eleventh-largest city in the UK is also one of the friendliest and easiest to navigate, with culture, history, sport, and shopping at its core. You can’t visit Cardiff without a tour of its medieval castle. Originally a motte and bailey castle, its splendid stone defensive walls are a 12th century addition to the landmark at the heart of the capital. It’s now a tourist attraction with an interpretation centre marking its 2,000-year history. Come on the right weekend, and you’ll find festivals and musical performances held in the substantial grounds. A mere few streets away and you’re deep in the heart of this vibrant, multicultural city. There are eateries galore, serving everything from sushi to curry to traditional Welsh food. Spend an afternoon perusing one of the seven Victorian and Edwardian arcades running like veins through the high street. The Royal Arcade is the oldest of these impressive walled mazes, dating back to 1858, where a stop at Wally’s Delicatessen is a must. Two of Cardiff’s largest venues, the Principality Stadium, and the Motorpoint Arena are both situated in the centre of the city and within a 15-minute walking distance