Almost Cardiff

Official Coat of Arms

A shield bearing a railway bridge rampant over a field of overpriced detached houses, supported by two commuters clutching season tickets. The motto reads 'Neither Here Nor There' beneath a crown of perfectly manicured hedge trimmings.

TripAdvisor Review

★★★☆☆ 3/5

"Lovely little village that's technically part of Cardiff but feels like you've driven into rural Wales by accident. The train station is handy if you want to escape to somewhere more exciting. The Old Church Rooms pub does a decent pint though, and at least the house prices reflect that you're paying Cardiff money for countryside amenities."

Property Listing

Discover this exclusive semi-rural enclave offering the perfect blend of countryside tranquility and urban convenience! Just minutes from Cardiff city center by train (okay, 20 minutes), this prestigious postcode boasts excellent schools, charming period properties, and that authentic village atmosphere you've been craving - complete with a proper pub and everything!

Twinned With

suburbia — Both places where nothing happens but everyone pretends that's a good thing.

Supporting Evidence

Radyr's railway viaduct was built in 1863 and is still the most exciting thing to happen there, as evidenced by locals giving directions based on 'near the big bridge.'