Sully Area Guide

Sully, Penarth, Vale Of Glamorgan, CF64, Wales.

Sully, located within Penarth's CF64 postal code area in the Vale of Glamorgan, South Wales, is a coastal village and community known for its picturesque setting, rich history, and relaxed charm.

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Early History

Evidence suggests that the area around Sully has been inhabited since prehistoric times. Sully Island has revealed archaeological finds such as Bronze Age tools and Roman artefacts. The presence of a Norman-built Sully Castle in the area is a testament to its strategic importance during medieval times.

Beaches

Sully Bay: One of the critical attractions of Sully is its beach, Sully Bay. The coastline provides a beautiful spot for beach walks, picnics, or just sitting and watching the waves crash. The scenic views of the Bristol Channel and the distant Somerset coast make it a popular spot for both residents and tourists.

Swanbridge Beach: Adjacent to Sully Bay, this smaller bay is defined by its famous Sully Island, which can be reached on foot during low tide. However, caution is required due to quickly changing tides.

Things to Do

Sully Island: This tidal island, rich in wildlife, offers excellent exploration opportunities. It has a history of piracy and smuggling. However, always check the tide times before crossing.

Walking: The Wales Coast Path runs through Sully, offering stunning views and routes for keen walkers.

Sports: Sully Sports Club provides facilities for cricket, football, and tennis, fostering local talent and promoting healthy community interaction.

Local Area

Shops and Pubs: Sully has a range of local amenities, from convenience stores to the charming local pub, The Captain's Wife, which has its own stories of smuggling.

Nature: Beyond the beaches, there are green spaces and wildlife havens. The local ponds are of particular interest to birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts.

Schools

The community is well-served by primary education institutions. Sully

Primary School is one such institution that caters to the area's young minds. For secondary education, many students go to schools in nearby towns and cities, with Penarth and Barry offering a selection of secondary and comprehensive schools.

Sully, with its mix of natural beauty, rich history, and strong community spirit, is a hidden gem in the Vale of Glamorgan. Whether you're a history buff, nature lover, or looking for a peaceful coastal respite, Sully has something to offer.

Living in Sully, Penarth CF64

Living in Sully, a coastal village in the Vale of Glamorgan, South Wales, offers a blend of natural beauty, rich history, and a close-knit community. As with any location, there are both benefits and considerations when it comes to residing in Sully. Let's delve into what life might be like for those who call Sully home.

The serenity of coastal village life with the convenience of nearby urban centres. For those who value natural beauty, a sense of history, and community spirit, Sully could be an ideal place to call home. However, potential residents should consider priorities, such as the need for extensive local amenities or public transport options, before deciding.

Conrad Estate Agents

Conrad Estate Agents in Sully have long established themselves as trusted allies for those looking to move homes in the area. This bustling suburb has seen an influx of families, professionals, and retirees alike, all drawn to its charm and potential. When navigating the complexities of property transactions, the expertise of Conrad agents becomes invaluable.

These professionals have an intricate knowledge of the local market dynamics and bring an international network and brand reputation synonymous with reliability and excellence. The agents' dedication goes beyond just transactional engagements. They genuinely care about the dreams and aspirations of every client, ensuring that the experience of buying or selling a home is as smooth and stress-free as possible.

Their comprehensive services are tailored to each client's unique needs from the initial property valuation to the final closing. The Conrad agents also have a knack for understanding the emotional aspect of moving homes. They realize that behind every property transaction lies a story - perhaps of a growing family needing more space, a professional looking for a strategic location, or retirees seeking a tranquil retreat. Recognizing these stories and aspirations, Conrad Estate Agents in Sully go the extra mile, ensuring that every home move meets and often exceeds clients' expectations. In a rapidly changing property landscape, their consistent delivery of top-notch service has made them the go-to choice for many in the Sully community.

Sully Property Market Insight

Sales numbers and property prices in Sully

Detached

Number of sales

— last 12 months
34

Average price achieved

— last 12 months
£540,000

Average price change %

— last 12 months
16.1%
— 5 years
37.2%
— 10 years
84.6%
— 20 years
116%

Semi Detached

Number of sales

— last 12 months
16

Average price achieved

— last 12 months
£283,500

Average price change %

— last 12 months
-5.3%
— 5 years
13.4%
— 10 years
26%
— 20 years
77.2%

Terraced

Number of sales

— last 12 months
7

Average price achieved

— last 12 months
£253,500

Average price change %

— last 12 months
— 5 years
— 10 years
— 20 years

Flat

Number of sales

— last 12 months
17

Average price achieved

— last 12 months
£165,000

Average price change %

— last 12 months
10%
— 5 years
-12%
— 10 years
22.3%
— 20 years
39.5%
By property type

Detached

Semi Detached

Terraced

Flat

Number of sales

— last 12 months
34
16
7
17

Average price achieved

— last 12 months
£540,000
£283,500
£253,500
£165,000

Average price change %

— last 12 months
16.1%
-5.3%
0.2%
10%
— 5 years
37.2%
13.4%
40.1%
-12%
— 10 years
84.6%
26%
60.2%
22.3%
— 20 years
116%
77.2%
98.8%
39.5%

How many properties were sold
here in the last 12 months?

76

Total sales value of
£28,417,950

Properties sold in Vale of Glamorgan in the last 12 months

1,783 Total sales value £613,660,505

Properties sold in Wales in the last 12 months

37,788 Total sales value £9,562,633,704

Property Tenure Profile

Local homeownership vs. rental breakdown

16% Private Rented
Private Rented 16%
Owned with Mortgage 33%
Owned Outright 50%
Social Rented & Other 1%

Population

4,700

Households

2,066

Renting in Sully

How much do properties rent for?

Detached

Low
£2,331
Typical
£2,786
High
£3,465

Semi Detached

Low
£1,224
Typical
£1,462
High
£1,819

Terraced

Low
£1,094
Typical
£1,308
High
£1,627

Flat

Low
£712
Typical
£851
High
£1,059

Resident Profile

Who lives here?

One Person
39%
Couple
23%
Family
35%
Sharer
3%

Occupational Summary

Local residents' professions

Senior Executives & Managers
21%
Mid-Level & Professional Roles
29%
Entrepreneurs & Trades
28%
Service & Support Occupations
22%

Educational Level

Local residents' qualifications

Degree Level & Higher (Level 4+)
42%
A-Levels, Vocational & Skilled Trades
21%
Secondary Education (GCSEs / O-Levels)
20%
Other & Undefined Qualifications
17%

Explore Local Schools & Educational Establishments

Discover 1 schools and educational establishments across the local area.

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