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|July 05, 2025
THE Grade II-listed Mansion House in Cardiff is now on the market and its prospective sale means a chance to have a quick peep inside for anyone who has never had an invitation to attend an event inside.
Of course, the sale also represents a unique opportunity to become the custodian of a landmark property in a prime location, and play a crucial role in securing its future.
The property has been brought to the market by real estate advisors Savills, but anyone wanting to know the price will have to make direct contact as it is currently listed as POA - price on application - and unconditional offers are invited for a freehold sale.
Set within about 0.83 acres, the Grade II-listed Mansion House is located north east of Cardiff city centre, with the city’s main amenities and attractions within around one mile.
Mansion House - known locally as the Lord Mayor's House - holds a notable history.
It was originally built as a family home in 1896 for Cardiff luminary James Howell, the founder of Howells department store.
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