£1,000 pcm
(£231 pw)
2 bed terraced house to rentRailway Street, Cardiff CF24
2 beds
1 bath
2 receptions
797 sq. ft
EPC Rating: D
Just added
Unfurnished
About this property
Two bedroom victorian terrace
Two spacious reception rooms
Family bathroom upstairs
Popular splott location
Short walk to city centre
Close to cardiff bay
Excellent transport links
Ideal for professionals & sharers
A well-proportioned two-bedroom Victorian terrace on Railway Street, in the heart of Splott - one of Cardiff's most sought-after rental locations.
Inside, the property benefits from two separate reception rooms, giving tenants genuine flexibility for living, dining or home-working space, along with a family bathroom situated upstairs. The layout is typical of the area's classic Victorian terraces, offering more usable floor space than many newer builds in the city.
Splott is a historic, close-knit district that has evolved from its industrial roots into a diverse and increasingly popular residential community, prized for its solid period housing stock and excellent value relative to more expensive neighbouring areas like Roath and Pontcanna.
Railway Street sits within easy walking and cycling distance of Cardiff city centre, making it ideal for tenants working in the city or further afield via Cardiff Central station. Local everyday amenities are close by along Splott Road and Clifton Street, including independent shops, cafés, bakeries and the Star Hub leisure centre with its library and swimming pool.
The wider CF24 postcode is currently one of the strongest rental markets in the UK, driven by sustained demand from young professionals, graduates and Cardiff's large student population, alongside families seeking an affordable alternative to the city's premium postcodes. Tremorfa Park and the green spaces towards Cardiff Bay offer welcome outdoor space, while the Bay itself - with its restaurants, waterside walks and cultural attractions - is only a short journey away.
A characterful two-bedroom home in a well-connected, in-demand location, well suited to professionals, sharers or small families looking for space and convenience close to the city centre.
EPC Rating: D
Disclaimer
These details are provided in good faith to give a fair overview of the property but don’t form part of any offer or contract. Buyers should verify anything critical (like measurements, floor plans, permissions, utilities, or title) with their own solicitor or surveyor.
Money Laundering: In line with regulations, buyers will need to provide id documents at an appropriate stage. Thanks for your co-operation.
Measurements: All sizes are approximate and for guidance only.
Services: We haven’t tested any systems, appliances, or utilities. Buyers should carry out their own checks.
Legal Note: Wrights. And its agents can’t make guarantees about the property. Any mention of changes or use does not confirm relevant permissions are in place.
We aim to include all key material info in line with ntselat guidance. If you have questions or would like the full Property Information Questionnaire, just ask.
Inside, the property benefits from two separate reception rooms, giving tenants genuine flexibility for living, dining or home-working space, along with a family bathroom situated upstairs. The layout is typical of the area's classic Victorian terraces, offering more usable floor space than many newer builds in the city.
Splott is a historic, close-knit district that has evolved from its industrial roots into a diverse and increasingly popular residential community, prized for its solid period housing stock and excellent value relative to more expensive neighbouring areas like Roath and Pontcanna.
Railway Street sits within easy walking and cycling distance of Cardiff city centre, making it ideal for tenants working in the city or further afield via Cardiff Central station. Local everyday amenities are close by along Splott Road and Clifton Street, including independent shops, cafés, bakeries and the Star Hub leisure centre with its library and swimming pool.
The wider CF24 postcode is currently one of the strongest rental markets in the UK, driven by sustained demand from young professionals, graduates and Cardiff's large student population, alongside families seeking an affordable alternative to the city's premium postcodes. Tremorfa Park and the green spaces towards Cardiff Bay offer welcome outdoor space, while the Bay itself - with its restaurants, waterside walks and cultural attractions - is only a short journey away.
A characterful two-bedroom home in a well-connected, in-demand location, well suited to professionals, sharers or small families looking for space and convenience close to the city centre.
EPC Rating: D
Disclaimer
These details are provided in good faith to give a fair overview of the property but don’t form part of any offer or contract. Buyers should verify anything critical (like measurements, floor plans, permissions, utilities, or title) with their own solicitor or surveyor.
Money Laundering: In line with regulations, buyers will need to provide id documents at an appropriate stage. Thanks for your co-operation.
Measurements: All sizes are approximate and for guidance only.
Services: We haven’t tested any systems, appliances, or utilities. Buyers should carry out their own checks.
Legal Note: Wrights. And its agents can’t make guarantees about the property. Any mention of changes or use does not confirm relevant permissions are in place.
We aim to include all key material info in line with ntselat guidance. If you have questions or would like the full Property Information Questionnaire, just ask.
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