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Heol-y-Deri, the green door.

A white 1930s house with a small oak in the front garden, in the garden village. Pushchairs and wheelchairs welcome: the path is level.

A white 1930s house with a green door and a small oak in the front garden

Getting here

The house

Number 1 Heol-y-Deri is the white 1930s house with a green door and a small oak in the front garden, at the bottom end of the road, near the Butchers Arms.

By train

Rhiwbina station is about six minutes away on foot, with trains from Cardiff Queen Street. Walk up towards the shops, and turn onto Heol-y-Deri.

By bus

Buses from the city centre stop on Heol-y-Deri itself, near the shops, about three minutes from us. Ask us which, as the times change.

Parking

Two spaces on our drive, one marked for blue badges, and free on-street parking around the corner. It is tight around school drop-off and pick-up.

Access

A level path and a wide door. The clinic rooms are on the ground floor and there is an accessible toilet. Pushchairs welcome in the hall.

Coming with children

A small quiet waiting area with books and toys. There are snacks in a cupboard, and you can bring brothers and sisters if you need to. We have seen it all.

Lost? Ring 029 2018 0165. Look for the green door and the oak.

Start with a free phone call.

Fifteen minutes, with no obligation. We listen and tell you honestly whether you need us, the NHS, or nothing yet.