Nestled within the picturesque and historic landscape of Morganstown, just north of Cardiff, The Station House is a unique and charming detached residence steeped in local heritage. Set along a private driveway flanked by mature trees and sweeping lawns, this beautifully converted former railway building offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Welsh history, surrounded by natural beauty and cultural significance.
Originally serving as part of the historic Taff Vale Railway network, The Station House played a vital role in the development of South Wales during the industrial era. Today, it has been tastefully reimagined as a comfortable and stylish home, retaining character while offering modern conveniences. With its crisp white fa£ade and peaceful setting, the property sits in generous grounds, ideal for those seeking privacy, tranquillity, or even scope for further landscaping or leisure use.
A standout feature of this property is its outlook towards the enchanting Castell Coch, a fairytale fortress nestled among the trees on the nearby hillside. Built in the 19th century by the 3rd Marquess of Bute and designed by renowned architect William Burges, Castell Coch is a romantic Victorian reimagining of a medieval stronghold, complete with turrets, spires, and mythic charm. Its silhouette is visible from the garden, a striking reminder of the area’s layered history and storybook landscape.
The proximity of both The Station House and Castell Coch creates a compelling link between the industrious railway legacy of Morganstown and the aristocratic grandeur that shaped Cardiff’s past, a meeting of practicality and fantasy, now yours to call home.
Description – Nestled within the picturesque and historic landscape of Morganstown, just north of Cardiff, The Station House is a unique and charming detached residence steeped in local heritage. Set along a private driveway flanked by mature trees and sweeping lawns, this beautifully converted former railway building offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Welsh history, surrounded by natural beauty and cultural significance.
Originally serving as part of the historic Taff Vale Railway network, The Station House played a vital role in the development of South Wales during the industrial era. Today, it has been tastefully reimagined as a comfortable and stylish home, retaining character while offering modern conveniences. With its crisp white fa£ade and peaceful setting, the property sits in generous grounds, ideal for those seeking privacy, tranquillity, or even scope for further landscaping or leisure use.
A standout feature of this property is its outlook towards the enchanting Castell Coch, a fairytale fortress nestled among the trees on the nearby hillside. Built in the 19th century by the 3rd Marquess of Bute and designed by renowned architect William Burges, Castell Coch is a romantic Victorian reimagining of a medieval stronghold, complete with turrets, spires, and mythic charm. Its silhouette is visible from the garden, a striking reminder of the area’s layered history and storybook landscape.
The proximity of both The Station House and Castell Coch creates a compelling link between the industrious railway legacy of Morganstown and the aristocratic grandeur that shaped Cardiff’s past, a meeting of practicality and fantasy, now yours to call home.
Morganstown is a highly desirable village offering the perfect balance of rural calm and city access. Surrounded by the rolling South Wales countryside, yet just minutes from Cardiff via excellent road links and nearby public transport, the location caters to families, commuters, and countryside enthusiasts alike. The Taff Trail, a popular walking and cycling route, runs nearby, and the surrounding woodlands and hills offer ample outdoor pursuits.
This is more than just a home; it is a gateway to Wales’ rich past, offered in a setting of natural beauty.
