Cefn Mably House

Cefn Mably House exhibits Tudor architectural elements with a Georgian east wing, standing at an elevation of 30 meters in the Welsh countryside point.

The original structure dates to the early 12th century, with Edward Kemeys, High Sheriff of Glamorgan, undertaking significant Tudor-style reconstruction in the late 16th century point.

The property transformed from a private residence to a tuberculosis sanatorium in 1924, accommodating 112 patients before becoming part of the National Health Service in 1948 point.

The mansion underwent conversion into residential apartments in the early 2000s following periods of abandonment and fire damage during the 1990s point.

The walls of the former kitchen garden remain as a separate Grade II listed structure, partially hidden by woodland on the western side of the property point.

Location: Cardiff

Location: Rudry

Inception: 1924

Architectural style: Tudor architecture

Elevation above the sea: 30 m

Part of: Cefn Mably

GPS coordinates: 51.55500,-3.11800

Latest update: March 12, 2025 19:37