Glynrhondda Street First Floor Rear First Floor Rear Cathays CF24 4AN /inst-5669
Amount £750
Absolutely None
1 Bedrooms
Furnished
Deposit £750
Date Available:
01/07/2025
Cardiff Student Letting is owned and run by Cardiff University Students' Union.
A modern first-floor flat ideally located between the Students' Union and the shops on Salisbury Road. The flat has been recently refurbished with new carpets, rugs, countertops and fridge-freezer. The property also includes a washer-dryer. Students Only. Single occupants only - no couples.#
Electricity included in the rent.
Gas Central Heating. High speed broadband available.
Tenants must have:-
Proof of a ‘full time’ university placement
A pass on credit/CCJ and reference checks
Previous landlords reference if 2nd or 3rd year.
Guarantors must:-
Parental Only -(Mothers and Fathers) –
Have proof of earnings –If 1 guarantor only, they must earn over 28k – or, if one tenant needs 2 guarantors to meet the criteria, then both guarantors for the single tenant must earn over 24k each.
Have proof of homeownership
All guarantors must pass credit/CCJ/reference checks
If tenant has a guarantor, ( but not Parental ), then the non-parental guarantor will be accepted if 7 months rent in advance is provided.
If tenant has no valid guarantor at all, then 9 months rent in advance is required.
A holding deposit of one weeks' rent will be payable to secure the property. This will be deducted from the final balance payable upon contract signing, subject to a successful application. Cardiff Student Letting reserves the right to withhold this payment should the application procedure not be fulfilled.
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Mobile Coverage
| Network | EE | Three (H3) | Vodafone (VO) | TalkTalk (TF) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Voice Outdoor (with 4G) | Enhanced | Enhanced | Enhanced | Enhanced |
| Voice Outdoor (No 4G) | Enhanced | Enhanced | Enhanced | Enhanced |
| Voice Indoor (with 4G) | Green | Enhanced | Enhanced | Enhanced |
| Voice Indoor (No 4G) | Green | Clear | Enhanced | Enhanced |
| Data Outdoor (with 4G) | Enhanced | Enhanced | Enhanced | Enhanced |
| Data Outdoor (No 4G) | Clear | Green | Clear | Green |
| Data Indoor (with 4G) | Green | Enhanced | Enhanced | Enhanced |
| Data Indoor (No 4G) | Clear | Clear | Clear | Green |
Table key
- Clear - no signal predicted
- Red - reliable signal unlikely
- Amber - may experience problems with connectivity
- Green - likely to have good coverage and receive a data rate to support basic web services
- Enhanced - likely to have good coverage indoors and to receive an enhanced data rate to support multimedia services
Mobile coverage availability
The data displayed on mobile coverage availability uses source data made available by Ofcom which is based on data from the mobile operators about how strong they think signal levels are at every location in the UK. Each mobile operator has a slightly different approach to displaying coverage on its own map, including assumptions on the handsets used, levels of call reliability and the expected signal loss when indoors or in car. Because Ofcom brings all mobile operator data together in a single place and holds it to a single, independent standard, the mobile coverage availability information above may display different levels of coverage than those seen on the operators' websites. We would therefore recommend you also check the mobile provider's coverage checker. Mobile coverage data is created by coverage modelling, and since this is based on computer predictions is not error free.
Ofcom update the source data regularly (every month) and the mobile network operators update theirs, but there may be times when the maps are based on slightly different data and therefore show different coverage.
Broadband coverage availability
The data displayed on broadband coverage availability uses source data from Ofcom. The predicted speeds provided in the API data are provided by the leading UK ISPs. We understand that Ofcom did not receive data for every premise in the UK, and that Ofcom continue to work with industry to fill in the gaps. If no predictions are shown for your address, this does not necessarily mean broadband is not available and we suggest that you check availability on the ISP websites.
For further information about the Ofcom APIs, read their FAQs available here: https://www.ofcom.org.uk/__data/assets/pdf_file/0012/130215/API-FAQs.pdf