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    Valleys to Coast reveals biggest ever house-building project in Cardiff

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryApril 24, 2026No Comments
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    Photo one, left to right: Amanda Davies, Valleys to Coast Chair of the Board. James Griffiths, Managing Director of Sylfaen. Joanne Oak, Valleys to Coast Group Chief Executive.
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    Valleys to Coast Group has announced the launch of its new commercially driven development company, alongside its largest and most significant house-building project to date.
    Sylfaen, a fully owned subsidiary of the Valleys to Coast Group, is set to transform the housing landscape across South Wales.
    It will kick-start by purchasing a phase of 200 homes in North East Cardiff, with a potential for 300 additional homes in future years, a strategic development that will offer homes for private sale, rent, and shared ownership alongside traditional affordable social housing.
    Sylfaen is designed to drive the Valleys to Coast Group’s ambitious growth strategy.
    Operating as a commercial entity, it has the flexibility to deliver large-scale housing developments as the Group expands its reach beyond its traditional Bridgend heartland.
    As well as addressing the national housing shortage, Sylfaen will act as a catalyst for the social landlord by generating additional revenue from open-market sales.
    The North East Cardiff development, situated near J30 of the M4 at Pontprennau, will deliver 200 high-quality, low-carbon homes.
    The program will feature a diverse mix of house types, from affordable to executive homes, and is strategically positioned to support Cardiff’s urban expansion as well as Welsh Government housing targets.
    The development will also generate around £20million for the Valleys to Coast Group, creating an additional source of revenue for improvements and maintenance of its existing 6,000 homes in the Bridgend borough.
    Joanne Oak, Chief Executive of Valleys to Coast Group, said:
    “The launch of Sylfaen is a defining moment for us, and enables us to drive our growth ambitions whilst remaining truly rooted in social purpose.
    “We’re incredibly proud to expand beyond our Bridgend heartland and into the Cardiff region as part of our ambitious growth plans.
    “For us, this isn’t just about building new homes, it’s about creating financial stability that allows us to reinvest in our existing communities, ensuring that everyone has the support they need to thrive.”
    James Griffiths, Managing Director of Sylfaen, added: “We are thrilled to begin Sylfaen’s journey with such a landmark development.
    “The North East Cardiff site perfectly embodies the Sylfaen philosophy, every home we build starts with a strong foundation.
    “Building a thriving new community of this scale in the capital is an exciting challenge that demonstrates our intention to make our mark in the sector.
    “We’re hitting the ground running to show that a commercially driven business can have a social purpose, delivering high-quality, modern homes that help people and places truly thrive.”
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