No Fees Since 2006 - Cardiff Student Letting is owned and run by Cardiff University Students' Union.
Perfect for medical students or healthcare graduates, this modern, new-built flat is located in the heart of Whitchurch Road with all the local amenities on the doorstep and a short walk to Heath Hospital.
The flat is within its own self-contained building, with a video doorbell, a washer dryer and two en-suite bedrooms. The flat is on the second floor with an open plan kitchen diner.
Electric Central Heating. High Speed Broadband available.
A holding deposit the equivalent of one week's rent per person 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.
Whilst every attempt has been made to ensure the accuracy of the floorplan contained, it is a rough guide of the layout of the property and should be used as such. No responsibility is taken for any error, omission or mis-statement.
Council Tax Band: B (Full-time students are exempt from paying council tax)
Bills-included packages are available for this property but as standard no utilities are included in the rent. The property has a metered mains supply of Water and Electricity and utilises a fully electric heating system.
Good Broadband and Mobile connectivity is available from most major providers
Property is not eligible for parking permits via Cardiff Council. Some nearby spots don't require permits
For more information on parking availability please follow the following link:
https://www.cardiff.gov.uk/ENG/resident/Parking-roads-and-travel/parking/residents-parking/Pages/default.aspx
Outside Space:
Parking:
Further information:
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 | Green | Green |
Voice Indoor (No 4G) | Green | Green | Green | Green |
Data Outdoor (with 4G) | Enhanced | Enhanced | Enhanced | Enhanced |
Data Outdoor (No 4G) | Clear | Green | Clear | Green |
Data Indoor (with 4G) | Green | Enhanced | Green | Green |
Data Indoor (No 4G) | Clear | Green | Clear | Green |
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