House in Cardiff
4 guests · 2 bedrooms · 1 bath
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About this house rental
Spacious comfortable family home with excellent access to city centre attractions and green spaces locally, within easy walking distance, and in wider area. Easy 20 minute walk to city centre, 35 to Millenium Stadium. Good public transport, excellent local restaurants, shopping and supermarkets, but in quiet residential area. Compact secure quiet garden with decking and furniture. Up to two small-medium well behaved dogs welcome, pre-approval required & cleaning fee due. Perfect whether coming to Cardiff for an event or to experience our local scenery and amenities. The property is comfortable and has a well equipped kitchen diner and French windows directly onto outdoor decking. Very well equipped kitchen with dishwasher, airfryer, microwave and washing machine. Tea towels, washing up liquid, kitchen towel etc provided.
Comfortable lounge with 2/3 seater sofa, armchair, footstool and side tables. Smart TV. Wifi. Large upstairs family bathroom with double eco walk-in shower and double ended bath. Selection of toiletries.
Master bedroom with very comfortable pillowtop kingsize bed and 100% cotton linens and towels. Bedside radio alarm. Second bedroom is downstairs with French windows again directly leading onto decking. This has a comfortable sofabed with additional memory foam mattress topper. 100% cotton bed linen and towels.
Plentiful reading material, games and DVDs available, playable on PS3. Generous wardrobe space throughout.
Guest access
Check in from 15.00. Checkout normally 11.00, but can at times be extended, please ask.
Entire property will be occupied only by your party. However, one upstairs bedroom will be locked and not accessible to you.
Other things to note
Strict NO SMOKING home. Please respect this.
Residential area, please respect this and no noise between 11pm and 7am.
Dog bowls available.
**PETS: DOGS ALLOWED BY PRE-APPROVAL ONLY and ADDITIONAL MINIMUM £30 PET CLEANING FEE PER STAY, payable in advance.
*Pet Fee (non refundable cleaning/damage) must be paid prior to check-in or your dog will not be allowed on the property.
*Your dog should be friendly and house trained. Dogs that utilize wee pads are NOT allowed.
*Your dog must be supervised by you at all times.
*Dogs not allowed on furniture or upstairs.
*Any dog that becomes disruptive will need to be removed immediately.
*You will be charged for any damage caused by your dog
*Limit of one dog. An additional dog may be considered on a case by case basis.
Some recommendations for you of places to visit during your stay: I'd definitely recommend St Fagans museum of Welsh Life, Bute park is lovely, Boat trip from there down to the Bay is nice for a couple of hours. Good ice cream at Llanfaes Dairy there. Cardiff castle is interesting, but also Castle Coch. Although Cardiff was originally a Roman Fortress - you can still see some of the original walls, other parts of it were remodelled by William Burgess who also designed Castle Coch.
A trip to the Brecon Beacons and Brecon is lovely - and they have a marina and theatre - you can do boating trips from there or enjoy a walk along the canal. My prefered route to the Beacons for views would be via Llwydcoed and A4058. Talybont on Usk is also nice for canal walk and the Star Inn there is a proper pub. Other good places to visit include Narberth, Laugharne (Dylan Thomas connections) and of course Castles- Cerreg Cenin is quite spectacular for where it is, but Caerphilly, Pembroke, Ogmore... pretty much any of them are worth a visit.
Rhayader and the Elan Valley are nice, depends how far north you want to go; journey though Mid Wales is spectacular. I'd avoid Mumbles that everyone raves about - it's just busy, better to find nicer beaches on The Gower. Rhossili worth a visit. Tredegar House is worth a look. Lots of people choose to walk up the highest peak in south Wales - Pen Y Fan, if you do set off early as it can get quite busy! Lots of waterfalls to check out around South Wales too, but be careful on slippery paths please.
Comfortable lounge with 2/3 seater sofa, armchair, footstool and side tables. Smart TV. Wifi. Large upstairs family bathroom with double eco walk-in shower and double ended bath. Selection of toiletries.
Master bedroom with very comfortable pillowtop kingsize bed and 100% cotton linens and towels. Bedside radio alarm. Second bedroom is downstairs with French windows again directly leading onto decking. This has a comfortable sofabed with additional memory foam mattress topper. 100% cotton bed linen and towels.
Plentiful reading material, games and DVDs available, playable on PS3. Generous wardrobe space throughout.
Guest access
Check in from 15.00. Checkout normally 11.00, but can at times be extended, please ask.
Entire property will be occupied only by your party. However, one upstairs bedroom will be locked and not accessible to you.
Other things to note
Strict NO SMOKING home. Please respect this.
Residential area, please respect this and no noise between 11pm and 7am.
Dog bowls available.
**PETS: DOGS ALLOWED BY PRE-APPROVAL ONLY and ADDITIONAL MINIMUM £30 PET CLEANING FEE PER STAY, payable in advance.
*Pet Fee (non refundable cleaning/damage) must be paid prior to check-in or your dog will not be allowed on the property.
*Your dog should be friendly and house trained. Dogs that utilize wee pads are NOT allowed.
*Your dog must be supervised by you at all times.
*Dogs not allowed on furniture or upstairs.
*Any dog that becomes disruptive will need to be removed immediately.
*You will be charged for any damage caused by your dog
*Limit of one dog. An additional dog may be considered on a case by case basis.
Some recommendations for you of places to visit during your stay: I'd definitely recommend St Fagans museum of Welsh Life, Bute park is lovely, Boat trip from there down to the Bay is nice for a couple of hours. Good ice cream at Llanfaes Dairy there. Cardiff castle is interesting, but also Castle Coch. Although Cardiff was originally a Roman Fortress - you can still see some of the original walls, other parts of it were remodelled by William Burgess who also designed Castle Coch.
A trip to the Brecon Beacons and Brecon is lovely - and they have a marina and theatre - you can do boating trips from there or enjoy a walk along the canal. My prefered route to the Beacons for views would be via Llwydcoed and A4058. Talybont on Usk is also nice for canal walk and the Star Inn there is a proper pub. Other good places to visit include Narberth, Laugharne (Dylan Thomas connections) and of course Castles- Cerreg Cenin is quite spectacular for where it is, but Caerphilly, Pembroke, Ogmore... pretty much any of them are worth a visit.
Rhayader and the Elan Valley are nice, depends how far north you want to go; journey though Mid Wales is spectacular. I'd avoid Mumbles that everyone raves about - it's just busy, better to find nicer beaches on The Gower. Rhossili worth a visit. Tredegar House is worth a look. Lots of people choose to walk up the highest peak in south Wales - Pen Y Fan, if you do set off early as it can get quite busy! Lots of waterfalls to check out around South Wales too, but be careful on slippery paths please.
Amenities at Quiet central location, comfortable, homely and relaxed
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
Map of Cardiff
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