Cardiff
Population
334,363
Schools
0
Parks
136
Stations
24
GP practices
82
Town totals reflect amenities within the town boundary. A postcode report uses distance-based searches and may show additional nearby amenities outside that boundary.
Overview
Cardiff is the capital of Wales, with a civic centre, bay waterfront and a spread of inner suburbs. It is a compact capital with stadiums, universities and rail links across South Wales and to England.
Vibe and lifestyle
Friendly, walkable and sports-oriented, with a strong night-time economy in the centre. Popular with students, young professionals and families looking for capital-city amenities at a smaller scale.
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Families, schools and healthcare
The local education footprint includes 0 schools, alongside 82 GP practices. Taken together, these figures provide a useful signal of how well the area serves both families and routine healthcare needs.
Population and property context
Census data indicates a resident population of 334,363 across 137,424 occupied households. In the housing market, the average recorded sale price sits around £294,791, based on 13,777 transactions, giving a broad indication of local affordability and market activity.
Everyday convenience and connectivity
For everyday life, the area includes 55 supermarkets, 24 transport stations, 136 parks and 31 gyms. EV infrastructure is represented by 25 charging stations, helping round out a picture of convenience, mobility and leisure access.