Llandough sits just outside Cardiff's southwestern edge, close enough to the city that most people who live here are really living a Cardiff life with a Vale of Glamorgan postcode — the sort of place you pass through on the way to the hospital or the retail park before realising there's a village underneath it all. There isn't enough here to properly picture the streets, the schools, or what a house actually costs in Llandough itself — no local house price, crime, or school data has come through for this specific area, which means any detail I gave you about its high street or its classrooms would be a guess dressed up as knowledge. What I can say is where it sits in the wider frame: the Vale of Glamorgan, its parent council area, has a median house price of £276,500, comfortably above the Welsh average of £208,000, which marks the Vale out as one of the pricier corners of Wales rather than a bargain fringe of Cardiff. That's a useful signal if you're weighing up whether the area trades on affordability or on something else — proximity, schools, green space — but it's a signal about the council area, not a promise about any one street in Llandough. If you're seriously considering it, the honest move is to look at the specific roads and postcodes you have in mind rather than the locality name alone, because a place this close to a city boundary can vary a good deal from one side of a road to the other.