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Stunning waterfront apartment in the heart of Cardiff Bay — Property 64282

  • 2 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
  • Location: Cardiff bay Cardiff - Glamorgan Coast, South East Wales, Wales

Summary of the apartment, 2 bedrooms, sleeps 4

Summary of the apartment, 2 bedrooms, sleeps 4
Contact Colin Tucker
+44 (0)7740 306556
Property type:
apartment, 90 m²
Location type:
City centre, Waterfront
Highlights:
Balcony, DVD, TV
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  • Pets not allowed
  • Suitable for elderly
  • Wheelchair friendly
  • No smoking
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Apartment is on this elevation on 2nd floor right

Apartment is on this elevation on 2nd floor right

Master bedroom

Master bedroom

Water view from balcony

Water view from balcony

Bedroom 2

Bedroom 2

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Stunning waterfront apartment in the heart of Cardiff Bay

A Stunning waterfront apartment overlooking Cardiff Bay and within 2 minutes walk of Mermaid Quay and all the best restaurants in town. This apartment is located directly adjacent to the 5 star St Davids Hotel and Spa, you can even do some star spotting on event weekends from the 15 Metre balcony which directly overlooks the hotel. Alternatively enjoy a meal in the vast array of restaurants or visit the Millennium Stadium, home of Welsh Rugby and host of numerous world class events. Take a boat trip around the Bay into city centre and meander through the multitude of retail outlets. This apartment has it all, superbly fitted kitchen, lounge diner with large balcony leading off, superbly furnished throughout, just fetch your tooth brush and glad rags and enjoy at a fraction of the price of a hotel!! What is more I also offer a chauffeur service from all major UK airports directly to the apartment, for the same price as taking an inter city train ( for 4 people ).

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Location Cardiff bay Cardiff - Glamorgan Coast < South East Wales < Wales

Stunning waterfront apartment in the heart of Cardiff Bay Cardiff bay Cardiff - Glamorgan Coast < South East Wales < Wales
Map location symbol marks the location of this property in Cardiff - Glamorgan Coast
Location
Nearest airport: Cardiff Wales at 8 miles
Nearest beach: Beach at 6 miles
Nearest motorway: M4 at 5 miles
Nearest ferry port: Swansea at 40 miles
Nearest railway station: Queen street, Cardiff at 1 miles
Car: not necessary

The apartment is located in the heart of Cardiff Bay, in the most prestigious development around. Within a stones throw you are in amongst the action with top class restaurants and bars all around, including the finest cuisines from around the world including Italian, Turkish, Japanese, Chinese, Indian and also the more contemporary British cuisine. Alternatively take in a show at the Millennium Arts Centre where productions of musicals, opera, ballet, and dance including top West End Shows take place. Take a tour around the architecturally impressive Welsh Assembly Building which has recently opened or visit techniquest, a wonderland of scientific exploration for adults and children alike. 160 interactive exhibits gives you the chance to learn about a range of scientific principles

Local activities swimming, tennis, walking, cycling, fishing, golf, mountaineering



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Availability for the apartment in Wales

Last updated on:
Sunday, 18 May 2008
Changeover day:
flexible

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Rental rates for the apartment in Wales

Sorry, rental rates are not available for this property. Please contact the owner

Notes to the rental rates

  • A security deposit may be requested in order to secure booking. Premium rates will apply for peak periods. i.e. major sporting / stadium events
  • I also offer a chauffeur service from all major UK airports directly to the apartment, for the same price as taking an inter city train ( for 4 people ). A return trip for Heathrow Airport for example is £330, Gatwick £370, the Mercedes vehicle will accommodate up to 4 people, other airports can be accommodated upon request
  • RWC bookings please not the following premiums apply during the World Cup period.
    Rental per night for apartment £350, minimum rental 2 nights
    Rental of apartment per week £1250

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Accommodation and Facilities for the apartment in Wales

Property type:
  • apartment
Accommodation type:
  • self-catering
Floor area:
  • 90 m²
Location type:
  • City centre, Waterfront
Theme:
  • tourist attractions, luxury
General:
  • central heating, linen provided, towels provided
Kitchen:
  • fridge, hob, freezer, oven, washing machine, grill, microwave
Living room:
  • seating for 4 people
Dining:
  • dining area seating for 4 people
Bathrooms:
  • 2 bathrooms
  • Bathroom 1 - Toilet,Bath with Shower,
  • Bathroom 2 - Toilet,Shower Enclosure,
  • The master Bedroom has a large robe area and en-suite shower room
Bedrooms:
  • 2 bedrooms , sleeps maximum of 4 people
  • Bedroom 1 - 1 Large Double Bed
  • Bedroom 2 - 1 Double Bed
  • Master bedroom has a large robe area and en-suite area. Also there is a patio door that leads onto the balcony from the master bedroom. The 2nd bedroom has water view also with built in robe area.
Entertainment:
  • radio, cd, tv, DVD
Outside:
  • parking, balcony
Suitability:
  • long term renters welcome, non smoking only, pets not allowed, wheelchair accessible, children welcome, suitable for elderly or infirm
Notes:

Leading from the lounge area is a large glazed area with patio door leading onto the balcony which overlooks Cardiff Bay

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Arround the immediate vicinity

If you fancy venturing outside Cardiff you will find excellent road links and many interesting places to visit and see such as Castell Coch, a romantic fantasy - a piece of Bavaria imported into the Cardiff valley. It clings dramatically to a hillside overlooking the Taff river. It is especially dramatic at night as you drive past Cardiff on the M4 and you see it illuminated above you. Also a must is Caerphilly Castle. This vast, 30-acre fortress is only equalled in size by Windsor Castle and dates back to the 13th Century, the oldest Norman Castle in the UK. Also just outside Cardiff you can find the Museum of Welsh Life at St. Fagans. This open-air museum traces Wales's journey from rural tradition to industrial powerhouse, from the recreated Celtic village to the 21st century Home for the Future. Over 40 buildings have been transported to the museum, stone-by-stone, from all over Wales. Free admission.

Slightly further afield

If you want to experience our industrial heritage at first hand, warts and all, the valleys north of Cardiff are worth a visit. The valleys were created to house the miners whose coal powered the Industrial Revolution. Once one-third of the world's coal was produced here - it was the Kuwait of its day. The valleys certainly aren't aesthetically beautiful in the traditional sense, and some areas are terribly deprived, but it is that untouched grittiness which creates the appeal. From the extraordinary Rhondda Valley in the west to Blaenavon in the east you will encounter a post-industrial environment unique in Britain.If you want to go down a real coal mine you'll have to go to Big Pit mining museum in the World Heritage Site of Blaenavon. This is no theme park - this is a real colliery which produced coal for 200 years. Kitted-out in helmet and cap-lamp, you descend in the lift for 300 metres to the real coalface with an ex-miner as your guide.

Merthyr Tydfil (Irontown)

The Heads of the Valleys road (the A465) connects the north end of the valleys. The road passes through the unofficial 'capital of the valleys', Merthyr Tydfil. Merthyr played a vital role in Britain's industrial past: once it had the world's largest ironworks at Dowlais (very little remains), and Richard Trevithick created the world's first locomotive railway (all that's left is a tunnel, but there were centenary celebrations in 2004). The destruction of its industries has left Merthyr a depressed town with little to show of its former glory, the exception being Cyfarthfa Castle, another impressive 19th century castle with excellent museum set in pleasant parkland. The castle was built by the steel magnate William Crawshay who lived in luxury while his workers suffered. From here take the short trip to the Brecon Beacons an area of outstanding natural beauty, you may even decide to climb Penyfan, the highest point in Britain South of Snowdon and less than one hour drive away.

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Advertisers:
Colin Tucker
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+44 (0)7740 306556 (anytime)
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Advertiser since:
 14 Jan 2002
Property listed since:
 6 Jun 2006
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