Caroline Street, Cardiff £1,500 PCM

• Prime City Centre location
• Furnished Executive style 2 double bedroom apartment
• Spacious open-plan lounge/dining/kitchen
• Fully fitted kitchen with appliances
• Fourth-floor penthouse-style apartment
• Three private balconies with views across the City
• Water rates included
• Lift access
• Master bedroom with en-suite

Prime City Centre Location | Two Double Bedrooms | Three Private Balconies | Lift Access | Spacious Penthouse-Style Apartment

Situated in the heart of Cardiff City Centre, this superbly located and exceptionally spacious fourth-floor, penthouse-style apartment offers modern city living with excellent access to the vibrant amenities the city has to offer. The property is accessed via a private entrance from the High Street, with lift access to the fourth floor, providing convenience and security. Internally, the apartment features a generous entrance hallway with a useful storage cupboard and access to all principal rooms. The accommodation comprises: A bright and spacious lounge/dining/kitchen area, perfect for entertaining, with access to a private balcony. Two well-proportioned double bedrooms, both benefiting from their own private balconies. A modern main bathroom. A large master bedroom with En-suite shower room and WC
This impressive property offers three private balconies, providing excellent outdoor space and city views. Ideally located for shops, restaurants, transport links, and all the attractions of Cardiff City Centre, the apartment would make an excellent home, investment, or city base. Early viewings are highly recommended.

A holding fee equivalent to one weeks' rent will be payable to secure the property. This will be deducted from the final balance payable upon moving into the property, subject to a successful application. The Occupation Contract must be signed within 14 days following the payment. Keylet reserves the right to retain this payment should the applicant have provided false or misleading information at the time of applying for the Contract or failed to take reasonable steps to enter into the Occupation Contract.