Cardiff Student Letting is owned and run by Cardiff University Students' Union.
A holding deposit of one week's rent per person will secure this property.
A new eight-double-bedroom property located in the heart of Cathays. Modern and spread out over three floors, all bedrooms are doubles. Four of the bedrooms have ensuite bathrooms and the remaining bedrooms have access to a large bathroom on the first floor.
It is suggested that the rent is split as £600 for en-suite rooms and £560 for the regular rooms
Note, that parking permits are not available at this property. It is however only a 30-second walk to the Students' Union, ABACWS building and Cathays train station.
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 misstatement.
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| EE | Three | O2 | Vodafone | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Coverage (4G and 5G) | Good in-home and outdoor | Good in-home and outdoor | Good in-home and outdoor | Good in-home and outdoor |
| Network | Coverage (4G and 5G) |
|---|---|
| EE | Good in-home and outdoor |
| Three | Good in-home and outdoor |
| O2 | Good in-home and outdoor |
| Vodafone | Good in-home and outdoor |
Mobile coverage availability
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Broadband coverage availability
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