Insole Court

Gorgeous place, so beautiful done up!Gorgeous garden around it, and lovely teashop! Nice place, we spend around 1 to 2 hours. Also the vegetable community garden is worth a visit!Once a month there is a farmer's market, every last Sunday of the month from 9 till 1, delicious bread, cheese, meat plants, spices, chocolates, craft beers and ciders. My favourite was fermented vegetables, delicious!

The perfect place to visit for a potter in the gardens, coffee & cake in the cafe, and a chill in the reading room if you're in the Llandaff area. Also offers classes, performances, markets and private room hire. A great little corner of Cardiff!

A lovely nineteenth century restored mansion and grounds. It’s a short walk from Llandaf village so could be combined with a visit there as well. The grounds are really pleasant for a walk around.Insole Court hosts lots of activities, there’s something for everyone here. I’ve found it useful for baby activities: Shiny Happy People, Music with Mummy and Yumi Yoga (and baby massage). It’s well worth looking at their website to see what’s on.Insole Court has a popular coffee shop, with lots of seating outside when the weather’s nice. There’s a decent sized car park as you enter from Fairwater Road. If the car park’s full you can park on-street on the streets behind Insole Court (you can access it via the grounds).

Beautiful old building. Stunning gardens. Has an amazing little second hand book shop inside with loadsss of cheap books.

Gardens are well maintained. We often just walk around the grounds, with our dog on the lead as it is a place that welcomes dogs. They have water bowels for them as well. There is disabled parking.

Wow! What a great venue for a surprise afternoon tea to celebrate my mothers 70th birthday.. easy to book, helpful staff…. Everyone was really impressed… ended my busy day with a lovely coffee in the potting shed cafe to relax…Thankyou.. we will be back ☕️☕️

Beautiful little gem in the middle of a busy urban environment. So peaceful and quiet even though there were plenty of people there. The gardens and grounds were well kept. It looked like there were a couple of exciting projects underway too. Lovely cafe.

A wonderful mansion and park in Cardiff. Great cakes at the Potting Shed cafe.

Free entrance & free parking, donations excepted, free entrance to the house on the ground floor, £5 to have the audio tour for the 1st floorInsole Court is a Grade II Listed Victorian Gothic mansion in Llandaff, Cardiff, Wales, built for wealthy businessman James Harvey Insole and dating back to 1855. The mansion and Stable Yard are operated by a registered charity, the Insole Court Trust, who began operating the site in 2016 there's plenty of information boards around and the architecture is great they also look after the gardens really well, definitely worth a visit if you're in the area.

Only spent a short time here but grounds beautiful. House closed due to a wedding. Will definitely return to enjoy more of what is there. Great restaurant.