Bay-fronted semi in sought-after Whitchurch, a short walk from the Village. Three bedrooms, two receptions, fitted kitchen, enclosed garden and detached garage. Excellent schools, great transport links, scope to extend, offered with no chain.
Situated on one of Whitchurch’s most popular residential streets, this traditional bay-fronted semi-detached home offers an appealing blend of character, comfort and future potential.
Positioned within a short walk of Whitchurch Common and the bustling village centre, the property enjoys a highly convenient setting while retaining a peaceful suburban atmosphere. The accommodation is thoughtfully arranged and begins with an entrance porch and welcoming hallway, leading through to a bright and elegant living room, a separate dining room and a fitted kitchen. The first floor provides three bedrooms along with a family bathroom, creating a practical and versatile layout well suited to both families and downsizers.
Outside, the rear garden provides a private and enclosed backdrop, ideal for relaxation, gardening or family use, while a detached garage—accessed via a gated rear lane serving Norman Road and Mervyn Road—offers valuable secure parking and storage. UPVC double glazing and gas central heating via a combination boiler add efficiency and convenience, and although perfectly comfortable as presented, the property lends itself to extension, reconfiguration or modernisation, subject to the usual consents.
Whitchurch is widely recognised as one of Cardiff’s most sought-after suburbs, celebrated for its thriving village atmosphere, strong community identity and excellent everyday amenities. Independent cafés, restaurants, boutiques, specialist food stores, services and supermarkets are all within easy reach, creating a self-sufficient and sociable place to live. The abundance of nearby green spaces, including Whitchurch Common and the wider Taff Trail, ensures residents have ready access to walking routes, sports facilities and outdoor recreation, reinforcing the area’s family-friendly appeal.
Education provision is outstanding and forms a key attraction for many relocating to the area. Norman Road falls within catchment for Whitchurch Primary School and Whitchurch High School, both respected for academic breadth, pastoral support and extracurricular opportunities, with the latter renowned nationally for its sporting achievements. Welsh-medium education is equally well served, with Ysgol Gynradd Gymraeg Melin Gruffydd and Ysgol Gyfun Gymraeg Glantaf offering highly regarded linguistic and cultural pathways from early years through to secondary level.
Connectivity is another notable strength. Regular bus services along nearby Merthyr Road provide direct links to Cardiff city centre, the University Hospital of Wales and surrounding districts, making day-to-day travel straightforward. Rail stations at Coryton, Llandaff North and Rhiwbina offer convenient connections to Cardiff Central, Cardiff Queen Street and the wider network, while the A470 and M4 are easily accessible for those commuting further afield. The balance of accessibility and residential tranquillity continues to underpin Whitchurch’s enduring popularity.