Homelong House
17-23 Heol Hir, Llanishen, Cardiff, South Wales, CF14 5AZ
17-23 Heol Hir, Llanishen, Cardiff, South Wales, CF14 5AZ
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Manager's Description
"A dentist, optician, additional car park and a church are approximately 20 yards from the property. There is a pedestrian crossing outside the property, and a pub & 2 coffee/snack bars in the village ..." Show more "A dentist, optician, additional car park and a church are approximately 20 yards from the property. There is a pedestrian crossing outside the property, and a pub & 2 coffee/snack bars in the village (approx 50 yards). Additionally there is a Co-Op and Mini Mark, Nat West & Barclays banks, a branch of Principality Building Society, 3 hairdressers, and a library in the village. Local paper and milk delivery to Homelong House." Show lessMain Facts
Retirement housing
Tenure(s): Leasehold
33 flats. Built in 1986. Sizes 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom.
Visiting management staff (Development Manager works 9am to 1pm), Non-resident management staff (part time) and Careline alarm service
Lift, Lounge, Laundry, Guest facilities, Garden, kitchen
Access to site easy. Distances: bus stop 4 yards; shop 55 yards; post office 55 yards; town centre 4.5 mile(s); GP 100 yards.
Regular Social activities include: coffee mornings, birthday celebrations, various themed gatherings such as "American Tea" (Thanksgiving), fish & chip suppers, Christmas lunch/buffet/New Year celebration, and travelling crib., organised by residents. New residents accepted from 60 years of age. Both cats & dogs generally accepted (subject to terms of lease and landlord permission).
Housing Authority: Cardiff
Social Care Authority: Cardiff
Info updated: 24/06/2025
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Availability
Check with Lancaster Brooks Property Management Ltd - none notified to EAC - Advertise vacancies / sales.Residents' views
A resident has used EAC's resident consultation card game to give their views on aspects of where they live. They gave top marks to this scheme for: Convenience of the location