The main building accommodation consists of a two storey building comprising a kitchen and cloakrooms together with a number of rooms previously used as meeting rooms/offices with favourable aspects to the south through Bay Windows.
The Kymin Gardens are considered one of several important open spaces within the Penarth Conservation Area and as such the remainder of the grounds in the Council’s ownership are planned to be retained for continued public access. Kymin House itself is not listed, but is identified as a “County Treasure”.
The Council is seeking to ensure that any future uses of the Kymin and its gardens respect its “County Treasure” status, preserve or enhance the Penarth Conservation Area, and are sensitive to the amenity of the neighbouring residential areas.