Empire House, Mount Stuart Square, Cardiff Bay £1,150 PCM

• Spacious one-bedroom apartment situated within the iconic Empire House, one of Cardiff Bay’s most recognisable buildings
• Generously proportioned accommodation with a bright and airy feel throughout
• Well-presented open-plan living and dining area
• Modern fitted kitchen with integrated appliances
• Large double bedroom with ample space for storage
• Contemporary bathroom
• Allocated parking space included – a valuable benefit in this sought-after location
• Excellent location in the heart of Cardiff Bay, within easy reach of the waterfront, Mermaid Quay, restaurants, bars and local amenities
• Convenient access to Cardiff city centre, major transport links and commuter routes
• Ideal for professionals seeking spacious accommodation in a prime Cardiff Bay location

Set within the characterful surroundings of Empire House in sought-after Cardiff Bay, this impressive one-bedroom apartment immediately captures attention with its striking high ceilings, original architectural features, and an abundance of natural light that enhances the sense of space throughout.

Step inside to discover a beautifully proportioned layout designed for comfortable modern living. The generous living space feels bright and airy, perfectly complementing the building’s character. The large double bedroom offers excellent floor space along with a practical built-in wardrobe, creating a calm and clutter-free retreat. A contemporary family bathroom, finished to a modern standard, provides both style and function — ideal for a young couple or professional buyer.


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.