Glynrhondda Street Cathays CF24 4AN /inst-6185
Amount £148
Absolutely None
7 Bedrooms
Furnished
Deposit: £0
Date Available:
01/07/2026
Cardiff Student Letting is owned and run by Cardiff University Students' Union
TV LIcense, Wi-Fi and Water included in the rent.
7 double bedrooms over three floors with a bathroom on each floor, open plan kitchen diner.
Glynrhonda Street is a popular place to live for students from all three universities because of its location. Situated just a short ten-minute walk away from the University of Cardiff’s campus, a 15-minute bus / 12-minute train from the University of South Wales’ Cardiff campus and a 20-minute bus ride away from Cardiff Metropolitan University’s campus.
Rent Smart WalesLicense Number: #LR-50067-91440Reference Number: #A2-000-07167Council Tax Band: D. No parking available.
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Mobile Coverage
| EE | Three | O2 | Vodafone | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Coverage (4G and 5G) | Variable in-home, good outdoor | Good in-home and outdoor | Good in-home and outdoor | Good in-home and outdoor |
| Network | Coverage (4G and 5G) |
|---|---|
| EE | Variable in-home, good 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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Ofcom update the source data quarterly 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
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