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Dreaming of swapping your rented apartment for a beautifully appointed home in Llandaff or Pontcanna? Whether it’s a Victorian townhouse with original features or a sleek modern apartment overlooking Sophia Gardens, buying a property in Cardiff’s most sought-after neighbourhoods is an exciting milestone.

New analysis has revealed an interesting shift in the purchasing habits of first-time buyers. Instead of buying a traditional starter home – a studio, a one-bedroom flat or a small terraced house – Barclays found a third of first-timer purchases are semi-detached homes.

In Cardiff’s most desirable neighbourhoods, like Llandaff and Pontcanna, your living room is more than just a place to relax — it’s a reflection of your lifestyle.

It’s likely to be the room where you spend most of your time, the room where you spend time entertaining guests, and it’s probably the first room that people see when they walk into your home.

For many homeowners in Llandaff, Pontcanna, and other sought-after Cardiff neighbourhoods, selling a home is an exciting step — but it can also be stressful. One of the biggest concerns for sellers is a delay in completion.

Earlier this year, Aviva published the results of its survey on how we use our garages. Of those UK garage owners questioned, 28% said they hardly ever used their garage to park their car. 

A rare warm breeze might still occasionally pass through Cardiff’s leafy streets, but there’s no mistaking it — autumn is here.

And just like that, the seasons have changed. Meteorological summer officially ended on 31st August and wet, windy weather moved in without hesitation. While we’re keeping everything crossed for a return to calmer, drier conditions, there’s no escaping that autumn is here.

Finding your dream home in Cardiff or the surrounding areas is a thrilling milestone — especially if you're investing in a premium property between £600,000 and £800,000. Once your offer has been accepted, the next step is to secure your new home quickly and smoothly.

ireplaces may date back over 2,500 years — with origins believed to be around 500 BC — but in today’s property market, they’re far from irrelevant.

There are a few signs that autumn is on the horizon (Halloween decorations in the shops, anyone?) and the change in season heralds a change in property focus. September is a peak period for home movers, so what kind of market awaits buyers, sellers and renters? Here’s how August shaped the property industry.

In Llandaff, Pontcanna and other sought-after Cardiff neighbourhoods, home office space is no longer just a “nice to have” — it’s a must-have.

Over the years there have been a number of ‘light touches’ touted as a way to impress potential property buyers. The aroma of freshly baked bread and brewing coffee? Great for making your property feel homely and masking less attractive whiffs. A neatly-folded pile of clean, fluffy towels in the bathroom? An easy way to give off five-star hotel vibes. Fresh flowers and a fully-stocked fruit bowl? They draw attention away from less desirable areas and add colour to a drab space.