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Our four Cardiff offices cover the city from Pontcanna and Llandaff across to Roath, Penylan and Cyncoed, and north to Llanishen, Lisvane and Radyr.

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Our Cardiff stock right now

For sale
286
Median asking price
£325,000
Median price per sq ft
£324
Available to rent
104

Calculated from the 286 properties Jeffrey Ross currently has for sale in Cardiff, so it is our own stock rather than the whole market. Updated every time the site rebuilds.

The whole market in Cardiff

3,783 sales · every home sold across 40 postcode sectors in Cardiff in the twelve months to April 2026 · source: HM Land Registry Price Paid Data

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Median sold price
£273,000

37% terraced, 25% semi-detached

Change on the year, like for like
+1.5%
Homes sold
3,783

Every home sold in the 40 postcode sectors listed above, 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.

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Living in Cardiff

Jeffrey Ross has sold and let across Cardiff since 2007, from four offices — Pontcanna, Penylan, Llanishen and the student lettings office on Wellfield Road.

The city is really several markets sitting next to each other. The Victorian and Edwardian inner suburbs — Pontcanna, Canton, Roath, Penylan — trade on period housing and walking distance, and they set the prices everyone else is measured against. North of them, Llanishen, Lisvane, Rhiwbina and Radyr are family territory: interwar and post-war houses, gardens, and buyers who move once and stay. To the east and west, Ely, Llanrumney, Splott and Grangetown are where most first-time buyers actually start, and where the strongest yields are.

Cardiff Bay is a market of its own again, almost entirely apartments, priced on the view.

What sells here

Two and three bedroom terraces are the volume of the market across the inner suburbs, and family houses of three and four bedrooms are what everything north of the A48 turns on. The constraint is supply rather than demand in almost every part of the city: what comes up in good condition sells, and what needs work sells to a smaller field than it used to.

How this page differs from the others

This is the whole city rather than a neighbourhood, so the figures below cover every Cardiff area we work in — the same basis as the Bristol page, which makes the two directly comparable. For what is happening in one part of the city, the area pages are the better guide: a city-wide median hides more than it shows in a place this varied.

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Pontcanna covers Cardiff

The people who value and sell in Cardiff work out of our Pontcanna office — they’ll know the street before you finish saying it.

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Do you sell property in Cardiff?

Yes. Jeffrey Ross sells property in Cardiff and the surrounding area, from our Pontcanna office.

How many properties do you have for sale in Cardiff?

286 at the moment. The list on this page updates as stock changes.

Which office covers Cardiff?

Our Pontcanna office covers Cardiff.

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