# Pen-y-Lan Terrace, Penylan, Cardiff, CF23 > Canonical listing: https://landomo.co.uk/property/a00abcec-0e35-42f8-8ef5-1e6fffd8503f This is a compact, machine-readable representation of a public Landomo listing. Verify the canonical page before presenting the property as currently available. ## Listing facts - **Status:** active - **Transaction:** sale - **Category:** house - **Asking price:** 469,950 GBP - **Location:** Penylan, Cardiff, GB - **Bedrooms:** 3 - **Published:** 2026-10-10T02:43:13.507Z - **Last updated:** 2026-10-31T12:19:08.370Z - **Listed on:** rightmove-uk ## Description A beautifully appointed double bay fronted end of terrace Edwardian property offering an excellent example of retaining its original features, positioned in the highly sought after location of Penylan, a short walk to bus links to the City Centre as well as easy access to the A48M/M4, further walk to Wellfield Road shops and Ninian Recreational Park. Generous entrance hallway, bay fronted lounge, dining room, kitchen, pantry, conservatory, cloakroom/WC, three bedrooms and a large family bathroom with a separate shower. Majority of traditional windows with sash openings and some UPVC double glazing, gas central heating, many periods features include the coved ceiling, picture rails, dado rails, high level skirting boards, exposed floorboards and tiled floors. Outside is a courtyard to the front with a covered porch and an enclosed south west facing garden to the rear with large garage and workshop with lane access. EPC - D Viewing strictly by prior appointment. All statements contained in the particulars are not to be relied on as representations of fact. All representations contained in the particulars are based on details supplied by the Vendor. Entrance Hallway Approached via a timber part glazed, stained and leaded entrance door, further secondary glazed period stained and leaded window to the front, half turning easy rising staircase to first floor landing, feature curved shaped hall, many period features including coved ceiling, picture rail, dado rail, high level skirting boards, black and white chequered tiled flooring, newel post and spindle staircase, cast iron radiator, under stairs cloak area, period style doors to the accommodation. Lounge 15’10” x 13’5” A generous principal reception room with period sash bay windows to the front court yard and quiet road, a feature fireplace with a period surround and over mantle mirror and a log burner sat on a black slate hearth with exposed inset brick work, period coved ceiling, dado rail, raised skirting boards with stripped and stained floorboards, cast iron radiator, principle broadband point. Dining Room 13’3” x 11’3” Period full width windows and timber panelling below into the conservatory with a central door accessing, period fireplace with a timber surround and decorative cast iron fire on a tiled hearth (nor tested) , period coved ceiling and picture rail, high level skirting boards, traditional style wall panels to half height, cast iron radiator, stripped and stained floorboards. Kitchen 10’4” x 8’8” Fitted kitchen appointed along two sides comprising of contrasting colours of eye level units and base units with drawers and wood effect worktop over, inset white ceramic one and a half bowl sink with mixer tap, subway style ceramic wall tiling, period welsh dresser, radiator, space within the chimney breast for a cooker, period black and white chequered flooring, plumbing and space for washing machine, doors to conservatory with further window and a pantry has an opaque internal window to the side, shelved with power points, lighting and tile effect cushion flooring. Conservatory 16’2” x 7’3” Terracotta floor tiling, reinforced glass roof, further windows and doors accessing the rear garden, latched and brace doors to cloakroom/WC and additional storage room with lighting. Cloakroom/WC Quarry floor tiling, window to the side, WC with high level flush. First Floor Landing Continuation of the spindle balustrade, exposed and stained floor boards, period doors to the first floor accommodation, loft access, period picture rail and dado rail and high level skirting boards. Bedroom 1 15’10” x 13’5” Period sash bay windows overlooking the front, stripped and stained floorboards feature period fireplace with a tiled hearth (not functioning) double radiator, further period features included coved ceiling, dado rail and high level skirting boards. Bedroom 2 13’3” x 11’2” UPVC double glazed window to the rear, continuation of the stripped and stained floorboards, period high level skirting boards, wall mounted Baxi gas central heating boiler, radiator. Bedroom 3 8’8” x 8’7” A good size third bedroom overlooking the front, continuation of the stripped and stained floorboards, coved ceiling, picture rail and high level skirting boards, radiator. Family Bathroom 9’6” x 8’7” Opaque window to the rear. A generous family bathroom with a traditional suite comprising of a steel roll top bath and claw and ball feet with telephone style shower mixer tap, period bevelled style wall tiling to half height, a large walk-in shower area with fixed glazing with further fixed rainfall shower head and flexible handle and thermostatic controls, wall mounted wash hand basin, close coupled push button WC, continuation of the stripped and stained floorboards, traditional style radiator. Front Garden A low level retaining boundary wall, laid with crazy paviour with central path and steps to a covered porch with period patterned wall tiling and access the front door with a working ball pendant. Rear Garden South west facing rear garden, Initial paviour and lawn area with red brick boundary wall, gated lane, established plants and shrubbery and trees, side access gate from the lane, few steps down to a large garage/workshop. Garage 14’10” x 12’5” A pitched slope roof with felt, window to the rear garden, bi-folding doors accessing the rear lane, power, lighting, doors to the garden and two steps up to the workshop. Workshop 9’3” x 6’3” Window to the garden, worktop and storage Directions Travelling South along Cyncoed Road away from the village, after some distance turn left in to Llanedeyrn Road at the traffic lights followed by the next right in to Penylan Terrace and the subject property can be found as the last house on the right hand side. Viewers Material Information 1) Prospective viewers should view the Cardiff Adopted Local Development Plan 2006-2026 (LDP) and employ their own Professionals to make enquiries with Cardiff County Council Planning Department ( before making any transactional decision. 2) Transparency of Fees Regulations: We do not receive any referral fees/commissions from any of the Providers we recommend, apart from Cornerstone Finance, where we may receive a referral fee (amount dependent on the loan advance and product) from this Provider for recommending a borrower to them. This has no detrimental effect on the terms on any mortgage offered. 3) Please note that if the property is currently within Cardiff High School catchment area, there is no guarantee that your child or children will be enrolled at Cardiff High School, if requests for places become over-subscribed. Any interested parties should make their own enquiries with Cardiff County Council Education Department before making a transactional decision. General Information Tenure: Freehold (Vendors Solicitors to confirm) Ref: JP/MR/CYS260050 Council Tax Band: F (2026) Viewing strictly by prior appointment. All statements contained in the particulars are not to be relied on as representations of fact. All representations contained in the particulars are based on details supplied by the Vendor. ## Source and attribution - Cite and link: https://landomo.co.uk/property/a00abcec-0e35-42f8-8ef5-1e6fffd8503f - Asking price and availability may change after this response was generated. - Contact information and originating-portal links are available on the canonical page.