Craig-y-Parcau, Merthyr Mawr, Bridgend | Property for sale | Savills
Price on application

Craig-y-ParcauMerthyr Mawr, Bridgend

  • Sole agency
  • Freehold
Development land

Key features

  • Greenfield and part brownfield site extending to 16.31 acres (6.6 hectares).
  • Allocated in the recently adopted Bridgend LDP for 108 residential units.
  • 20% affordable housing planning policy requirement.
  • Exceptionally attractive setting in a very sought after location.
  • Strategically located close to Bridgend Town Centre and J35 of M4 motorway.

Greenfield Residential Development Opportunity

About this property

  • Craig-y-Parcau extends to approximately 16.31 acres (6.6 hectares) of predominantly greenfield land with stretches of hedgerows and mature trees which assist to screen the site along the boundary. Running north to south through the centre of the site is a narrow watercourse which serves to split the site to provide a ‘western’ and ‘eastern’ parcel. The western parcel is predominantly grazing land. The eastern part of the site consists of a large area of grazing land, as well as the former Craig-y-Parcau boys home and the former Ty Afon boys home, which together have a combined floorspace of approximately 2,500 sq m (26,910 sq ft). Both buildings are vacant and in a poor and derelict condition. In addition, to the south of the site is land which previously comprised Llanerch residential home, however this building was demolished following extensive fire damage. The site is bounded by the A48 to the north, the River Ogmore to the east (and a public footpath running adjacent to it), New Inn Road to the south and to the west by mature trees and further grazing land.

Local information

  • Craig-y-Parcau is strategically located on the southern fringe of Bridgend, approximately 1.8 miles south of Bridgend town centre and 5 miles east of junction 35 of the M4 motorway. Cardiff is 25 miles to the east, Swansea is 21 miles to the west.
  • The site is bordered to the north by the A48 with the main access into the site off the A48 at Broadlands roundabout. The site benefits from a secondary point of access off New Inn Road to the south.
  • Local amenities are available at Bridgend Retail Park, 1.7 miles to the east. Occupiers include Tesco Extra, Lidl, Homebase and Halfords. Further amenities are available in Bridgend town centre, with a number of local and national retailers in the town.
  • Schools within close proximity include Maes Yr Haul Primary School (0.5 miles) and Brynteg Comprehensive School (1.3 miles). Bridgend train station is approximately 2.2 miles to the north.