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Compare Cardiff accommodation types
Cardiff is a compact city, and most private student properties are a walk from Cardiff University. Pick the room type you want, then check the contract and the route to your campus.

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The most common room type in Cardiff
Studios are the main room type on our Cardiff pages. Most are in or near the city centre, a walk from Cardiff University's Cathays Park buildings. Cardiff Met students usually face a bus ride.
Before you chooseIf you study at Cardiff Met, check the route to Llandaff or Cyncoed before you choose.
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Fewer options, lower rent
Only a handful of Cardiff properties on our site offer en-suite rooms. They give you a private bathroom and a shared kitchen at a lower rent than most studios.
Before you chooseAsk how many share the kitchen and compare the price with the cheapest studios.
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Shared flats that can cost less than a studio
Cardiff apartments range from two bed flats to larger shared flats. Some cost less per person than a studio, which makes them worth checking if you have friends to live with.
Before you chooseConfirm the rent per person and how many bedrooms share the kitchen.
See Cardiff apartmentsCardiff is compact: Cardiff University's Cathays Park campus, the University of South Wales city campus and most private student properties sit within a short walk of each other. Cardiff Met teaches further out, at Llandaff and Cyncoed. Rooms start at around £145 a week, and Wales has its own renting law.
Cardiff rents sit well below Bristol and close to Leeds on our pages. Start with the typical weekly rate, then see where the cheap rooms are, what studios and two person flats cost, and what couples or premium renters pay.
Not by big city standards. Most Cardiff contracts on our pages sit between about £180 and £220 a week, far below Bristol across the Severn. Plan around £200 a week, which means roughly £10,200 over 51 weeks, or about £850 a month, before food and travel.
City Road, between Roath and the centre, holds some of the lowest rents on our Cardiff pages, with rooms in shared apartments from around £145 a week. Livin is one example, with studios only a little dearer. Shorter 39 week contracts here suit students who go home for summer.
Cardiff studios start at around £150 a week, cheaper than in most big UK cities. Mid range studios of around 20 square metres, with a two ring hob and combi oven, cost about £200 to £220. Higher floors and larger layouts push the price up from there.
Some Cardiff flats hold just two people, each with a private room and shower room and a shared kitchen. Canvas The Parade is built around this layout, and its rent has included weekday breakfast. Twodios, where two people share a larger studio, are another option at a few properties.
Cardiff couples need a property that allows dual occupancy, usually a large studio or a one bed apartment of 30 square metres or more. Some charge per person, so a shared rent can double. Ask for the joint occupancy terms in writing before you pay anything.
Cardiff's top end studios cost from around £450 to over £500 a week, mostly around Park Place near Cathays Park. Vita Student Park Place is one example, with king size beds and extras such as dishwashers. Check the contract length, as the top rates often come on shorter terms.
Cardiff University teaches mainly at Cathays Park in the city centre, with health courses at Heath Park. This section walks through Cathays, Roath, City Road, Heath, shared houses against managed blocks, and checking a private landlord.
Cardiff University's Main Building stands in Cathays Park, and Cathays station sits in the middle of the campus. The university puts Cardiff Central a 20 to 30 minute walk away, so a room in Cathays or the city centre cuts most daily trips. Check which building hosts your school.
Cardiff University names Cathays and Roath as popular student areas, where private landlords let shared houses. A managed property gives you one contract, bills included and staff on site instead. Crown Place on St Andrew's Place is a managed option right in Cathays, with studios and flats.
Roath, east of Cathays, is a mix of terraced streets, Roath Park and independent cafes along Albany Road and Wellfield Road. Many second and third years share houses here. It is a longer walk to Cathays Park than Cathays itself, but often a quieter street.
Some Cardiff University courses, mainly in medicine and health, are taught at Heath Park, about three miles from the city centre. Heath High Level and Heath Low Level stations are roughly 20 minutes away on foot. Check your timetable before choosing a room by the main campus.
City Road runs from the edge of the city centre up towards Roath, a few minutes from Cathays Park. Several purpose built blocks line it, with apartments that keep the bedroom apart from the living space. City Heights is one example, with one bed apartments on its upper floors.
If you rent a Cathays house from a private landlord, check that the landlord or agent is registered with Rent Smart Wales, as Welsh law requires. Look for working smoke alarms, and ask who handles repairs and how bills are split. A viewing in person, or by video, helps you spot damp early.
Cardiff Met teaches at Llandaff and Cyncoed, the University of South Wales has a city campus, and the Royal Welsh College sits by Bute Park. Here we set out each site, the buses that link them and the streets near Cardiff Central.
Cardiff Metropolitan University's Llandaff campus is on Western Avenue, about two miles from the centre. Buses 62, 63 and 66 run from Westgate Street to a stop about three minutes from campus, the university says. A room on the west side of the centre keeps that ride short.
Cyncoed, Cardiff Met's other campus, sits on Cyncoed Road in the north of the city. Service 52 runs there from Customhouse Street, and the M1 links Cyncoed with Llandaff. Heath High Level and Heath Low Level stations are each about 25 minutes on foot. Your timetable decides which campus to live near.
The University of South Wales teaches in Cardiff at its city campus, home to the Atrium building, near Adam Street and Newport Road. Eclipse on Newport Road Lane is among the student properties within a short walk. It is also close to Queen Street and the station.
The Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama sits beside Bute Park, on the edge of Cathays Park and a short walk from the city centre. Rehearsals and performances run late, so many students choose a room within walking distance of the college. Ask about soundproofing if you practise at home.
Cardiff is compact enough that many students walk or cycle everywhere in the centre. Local trains link Cathays, Heath and Cardiff Central, and buses run out to Llandaff and Cyncoed. If your campus is outside the centre, price a bus pass into your budget before you sign.
The streets around Cardiff Central, Bridge Street and Tyndall Street suit students who travel home by train or work in town. Newer blocks here sit a short walk from St David's shopping centre and Cardiff Bay buses. It is a longer walk to Cathays Park, so check the route first.
Wales has its own renting law, so some rules differ from England. Inside this tab: your contract, safety checks, deposits, January starts, contract lengths and studios for longer stays.
Under the Renting Homes (Wales) Act, renters are called contract-holders. Welsh Government guidance says your landlord must give you a written statement of the contract within 14 days of the occupation date. Keep it, as it sets out your rights and how the contract ends.
Under Welsh rules, your home needs mains wired smoke alarms, and you should receive an Electrical Condition Report within 14 days of moving in. Ask for both if they do not arrive. Report repairs in writing, and keep photos from the day you collect your keys.
A deposit must be protected in an approved scheme within 30 days of payment, Welsh Government guidance says. Holding deposits are capped at one week's rent under the Welsh fees rules. Ask which scheme holds your money and keep the confirmation email until you move out.
Some Cardiff properties take January arrivals on contracts of around 33 or 34 weeks, ending in late August, so you skip the autumn rent. The Fitzalan on Newport Road has offered two bedroom flats this way. Weekly rates often sit close to the full year rate.
In Cardiff the same studio can cost less per week on a long contract yet more overall. At Arofan House on Vere Street, for example, the 51 week option has had the lower weekly rate but the higher total. Multiply each option out before you choose.
Capital Quarter, off Tyndall Street near the centre, has newer studio buildings that suit students who want their own space. Lumis Student Living is one example, with studios of around 17 to 24 square metres. A 51 week contract here also covers a summer dissertation.
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