Pentwyngwyn Road
Rudry, Caerphilly, CF83 3DG
- Bedrooms
- 6
- Bathrooms
- 2
- Floor area
- 3,207 sq ft
- Receptions
- 3
- Tenure
- Freehold
The Old Granary offers a rare opportunity to enjoy a truly special country lifestyle, combining space, character, privacy and exceptional potential in a sought-after village setting. With its generous accommodation, extensive grounds, original outbuildings and the possibility of acquiring additional acreage, this is a home that needs to be experienced to be fully appreciated. Early viewing is highly recommended.
The property
A rare opportunity to acquire an exceptional detached farmhouse, set within approximately 0.73 acres in the picturesque village of Rudry. Offering around 3,207 sq ft of characterful accommodation, six bedrooms, three reception rooms and wonderful countryside surroundings, The Old Granary combines timeless farmhouse charm with modern comforts, including air source heating and solar panels. With a versatile former milking parlour and the potential to acquire a further 46 acres, this is a truly unique country lifestyle property within easy reach of Cardiff and Caerphilly.
The Old Granary, Pentwyngwyn Road, Rudry
A Truly Exceptional Country Home with Character, Space & Land
Tucked away in the picturesque village of Rudry, The Old Granary is a remarkable detached farmhouse offering an enviable blend of period character, generous accommodation and peaceful countryside living, all within easy reach of Caerphilly and Cardiff.
Set within approximately 0.73 acres, this impressive home extends to around 3,207 sq ft and provides an abundance of space, versatility and potential — making it an ideal home for family life, entertaining and those looking for something genuinely different.
Characterful & Spacious Living
From the moment you arrive, The Old Granary has an unmistakable sense of charm and individuality.
The accommodation offers six generous bedrooms and three reception rooms, providing plenty of flexibility for modern family living, working from home, entertaining guests or accommodating extended family.
Throughout the property, traditional farmhouse character combines beautifully with the proportions and practicality expected of a modern country home.
Modern Comfort & Energy Efficiency
Whilst retaining its original charm, the property has also benefited from significant modern improvements.
A new central heating system powered by air source heat pumps has been installed, complemented by 12 solar panels feeding into the grid. These features provide an attractive combination of modern sustainability and the potential for reduced ongoing electricity costs.
Exceptional Outside Space & Potential
The grounds extend to approximately 0.73 acres, providing a wonderful sense of privacy and space rarely found so close to Cardiff.
The original milking parlour provides an exciting additional space with a wealth of potential. Subject to the necessary consents, it could lend itself to a garage, studio, home gym, workshop or other ancillary accommodation.
A substantial driveway provides parking for approximately five to six vehicles.
Key features
- 3,207 SQFT
- Generous 0.73-acre plot offering excellent outdoor space
- Charming detached farmhouse in the picturesque village of Rudry
- Three inviting reception rooms – ideal for entertaining or relaxing
- Six well-proportioned bedrooms providing comfort and privacy
- Two family bathrooms, thoughtfully designed for a busy household
- Packed with traditional character features throughout
- Driveway parking for 5–6 vehicles – perfect for families and guests
- Option to negotiate an additional 46 acres of land
- Set in a tranquil rural location with easy access to local amenities
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Inside the property
Explore this property
- Property type
- Barn Conversion
- Tenure
- FREEHOLD.
- Council tax
- Band F · about £3,009 a year
- Bedrooms
- 6
- Bathrooms
- 2
- Reception rooms
- 3
- Internal area
- 3,207 sq ft
Council tax is an estimate for 2026/27, worked out from the statutory band proportions and Caerphilly County Borough Council's average band D — about £251 a month. A community or parish precept can lift it a little. Check with Caerphilly County Borough Council. Tenure and council tax band to be confirmed by your legal adviser.
- Kitchen / Diner 8.35 x 5.65
- Living Room 10.68m x 5m
- Second Reception 5.56m x 5m
- Storage 3.65m x 2.50m
- Bedroom One 4.34m x 3.57m
- Bedroom Two 3.98m x 3.65m
- Bedroom Three 3.82m x 3.50m
- Bedroom Four 3.82m x 3.30m
- Bedroom Five 4.34m x 2.80m
- Bedroom Six 4.34m x 2.80m
- Garden / Plot 0.73 of an acre with the house. There is an option to purchase furtehr acres fo land off the current owners by seperate negotiation
- Council tax Band F
- Additional information Air source heat pump has recently been installed.
Further land 46 acres, Stables and out buildings available by separate negotiation.
No onward chain. - Location A Picturesque Village - Rudry is a quaint, picturesque village located in the county borough of Caerphilly, South Wales. Known for its stunning rural landscapes and serene environment, Rudry is an idyllic spot that offers the best of both worlds the peace and tranquillity of the countryside with easy access to urban amenities.
Strategic Location - Rudry is ideally situated near the major cities of Newport, Cardiff, and Caerphilly, making it a highly desirable location for those seeking a semi-rural lifestyle. The village's proximity to these urban centres means residents can enjoy the benefits of city life, such as shopping, dining, and cultural activities, while retreating to a quieter, more relaxed home environment.
Local Amenities - Despite its rural charm, Rudry has a range of local amenities that cater to the needs of its residents. The village boasts a welcoming community, a local pub (The Maenllwyd Inn), and access to beautiful walking and cycling trails. It is an excellent location for families, professionals, and retirees alike, offering a friendly and supportive community atmosphere.
One of Rudry's most appealing features is its natural beauty. The surrounding countryside offers numerous opportunities for outdoor activities, including hiking, horse riding, and nature walks. Rudry Common, a local nature reserve, is a popular spot for both locals and visitors, providing breathtaking views and a habitat for diverse wildlife.
Transport and Connectivity - The village benefits from good transport links, with easy access to major roads and public transport services. This connectivity ensures that residents can commute efficiently to nearby cities for work or leisure, making Rudry a convenient base for exploring the broader region.
Pentwyngwyn Road, Rudry, Caerphilly Open in Maps
The market in Caerphilly
- On the market with us
- 34
- Median asking price
- £312,500
- Median price per sq ft
- £272
- Available to rent
- 4
From the 34 properties Jeffrey Ross currently has for sale in Caerphilly. It is our own stock, not the whole market — the market figures are below.
The whole market in Caerphilly
698 sales · every home sold in CF83 1, CF83 2, CF83 3, CF83 4, CF83 8 in the twelve months to April 2026 · source: HM Land Registry Price Paid Data
- Median sold price
- £227,250
- Change on the year, like for like
- +3.7%
- Homes sold
- 698
41% terraced, 34% semi-detached
Every home sold in CF83 1, CF83 2, CF83 3, CF83 4, CF83 8 in the twelve months to April 2026, not only ours. The change compares each kind of home against its own kind a year earlier — detached against detached, flats against flats — because a median follows what happened to sell as much as what it is worth. Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Sales take about three months to reach the register.
Mortgages & protection
A repayment estimate only. Change any of it and see what it does — then let Grosvenor May tell you what you can actually borrow.
Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.
Come and see it for yourself
Our Caerphilly team can arrange a private viewing, usually within days.
Schools
What’s nearby
Primary
- Tyn-Y-Wern Primary
- Graig-Y-Rhacca Primary And Nursery Community
- St James Primary School
Secondary
- Bedwas High School
- St Martin's School
- St Cenydd School
Straight-line distance to the nearest schools — not a catchment area. Catchment is set by the council and can put a nearer school out of reach and a further one in. Check the address on Caerphilly’s own lookup, using CF83 3DG.
Check the catchmentGet Information about Schools (England) and Welsh Government address list of schools. Coordinates from postcodes.io. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
Arrange a viewing
See it for yourself
Viewings run to 5.30pm on weekdays and 3pm on Saturday. Tell us when suits and the Caerphilly team will confirm by phone.
Later viewings can often be arranged on request, depending on the property.
Pentwyngwyn Road, Rudry, Caerphilly · ref 34107348