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Radyr
A
Liveable Score
Excellent Area
A
Outdoor Spaces
B+
Amenities
A
Transport
C
Schools
| Council | Cardiff |
| Crime Rate | ✓average |
| Vibe | 🍸 Dinner & Drinks |
| Demographics | 🌻 Retirees🏠 Homeowner Families |
Is Radyr right for you?
Take the quizInteractive liveability map of Radyr showing color-coded areas with Liveable Scores ranging from A+ (Outstanding - dark green) to C (Challenged - red). Crime hotspots are marked with red pulsing indicators in 6 locations. Radyr boundary is outlined in blue.Map allows users to explore different neighborhoods and their liveability ratings within the area.
C
C+
B
B+
A
A+
Crime hotspots
Spotted a mistake?Nearby Places
Outdoor Spaces
Allotments
Play Space
Golf Course
Public Park
Tennis Court
Bowling Green
Playing FieldLocal Amenities
Pubs & Bars
Restaurants & Cafes
Retail Shopping
Supermarkets
TakeawaysTransport Links
Radyr
Train
Whitchurch (Cardiff)
Train
Taffs Well
Train
Coryton
Train
Danescourt
Train
J32M4
Motorway
J33M4
Motorway
Schools
Outstanding
0 Schools
Good
0 Schools
Requires Improvement
0 Schools
Bryn Deri Primary School
Tongwynlais Primary School
Greenhill Special School
Radyr House Prices
The average house price in Radyr is £341,018, based on HM Land Registry Price Paid Data. The sold house prices graph below shows Radyr house price trends over the last 30 years.
Average prices by property type
all dwelling types
£341,018
Detached house prices
£463,571
Flats and maisonettes prices
£141,429
Semi-detached house prices
£326,857
Terraced house prices
£281,067
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Radyr a nice place to live?
Yes, Radyr is an excellent place to live. We've given it a liveable rating of A. This means it is among the top places to live in Wales. It particularly appeals to retirees and homeowner families.
How safe is Radyr?
Radyr has a low crime rate of 54.9 crimes per 1,000 people, which is below the national average.
What are the demographics of Radyr?
The majority of residents in Radyr identify as White (British) (87%). Most residents were born in the United Kingdom (92%). The area has a mix of religious beliefs with no single faith forming a majority.