1 room house of 50m² in Cardiff

Reduced moving in costs. Only £700 deposit to pay We are delighted to present this contemporary one-bedroom, second-floor apartment located in the sought-after development of The Wharf, Cardiff Bay. Situated in the vibrant Atlantic Wharf waterfront area, this modern property offers a blend of comfort and convenience. The apartment features a welcoming entrance hall with two built-in storage cupboards, leading into a spacious open-plan kitchen equipped with integrated appliances, including a fridge-freezer, washing machine, and dishwasher. The generous lounge area provides ample space for a dining table and opens onto a Juliet balcony, offering a perfect spot to relax. The large bedroom boasts plenty of storage, ensuring a clutter-free living space, while the stylish three-piece bathroom includes a shower over the bath. Ideally located, The Wharf is within easy reach of Mermaid Quay, the City Centre, and offers excellent transport links to the M4, making it a prime choice for modern living in Cardiff Bay. - To secure this property, you will be required to complete an Application Form and pay a Holding Deposit equal to at most one weeks' rent. Thereafter, we will conduct a Referencing Process using the information provided within your Application Form. If your Application is successful, your Holding Deposit will be used towards your Security Deposit (if a Security Deposit isn't payable, your Holding Deposit will be used towards your first month's rent). If you withdraw your Application or provide false/misleading within it, or you fail to adhere to the terms of the Application, we may retain your Holding Deposit. - If the property has an allocated vehicle bay, it will be stated above, and you may be required to display or have a permit to use it. Where an allocated vehicle bay is not included, there may be on-street bays available outside the property or on the surrounding roads. These bays may be time restricted and/or require a permit. For more information on bay availability and permits, please