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About the Property
Situated at 1 - 82, North Rd, CF14 3BA, UK, North Court Cardiff is a sought-after student accommodation. It is a popular student accommodation in Cardiff that offers various living options. With convenient proximity to major educational institutions, the property features studio apartments. North Court accommodation Cardiff, is close to the Cardiff University Research Society (10 minutes’ drive away) and the Cardiff Metropolitan University (7 minutes' drive away). This makes it easy for students to get to classes from this Cardiff student accommodation.
Cardiff, the capital of Wales, is a lively city full of energy and culture. It’s known for its friendly people, peaceful parks, and exciting events. The city blends historic charm with modern life. Cardiff Castle sits at the heart of the city and is a popular hangout spot. Bute Park offers wide green spaces perfect for walks, cycling, or a picnic with friends.
The city centre is packed with shops, arcades, and cafés. Popular student spots include Coffee Barker and The Grazing Shed. For nightlife, areas like St Mary Street and Womanby Street stay lively all week. Cardiff Bay is a scenic area with restaurants, theatres, and waterfront views. Students often visit the Wales Millennium Centre or catch a show at Chapter Arts.
Transport is simple, with buses, bikes, and trains connecting the city well. Living costs in the city are lower than in many other cities in the United Kingdom. This makes it easier for students to have fun on a budget. With a mix of culture, history, and student-friendly fun, Cardiff offers a great balance for study and play.
North Court student accommodation Cardiff supports its residents in their academic pursuits. It also connects them to the hustle and bustle of the city. It is near a variety of exciting neighbourhoods like Llandaff and Maindy. This gives students a chance to discover new places and fulfil their exploration spirit. North Court Cardiff reviews are always positive, reflecting students’ happiness!
Features
At North Court Cardiff, comfort and convenience are given top priority. This property in Cardiff offers a variety of rooms to suit every student's needs. North Court Cardiff offers various room types, like the Premium Studio, Classic Studio, and Premium Accessible Studio for students. Each room at North Court Cardiff features a cosy ¾ bed, a sturdy desk and a chair. These ensure that you are focused on your goal and get a good night’s sleep. Water, electricity, heating, and Wi-Fi are included in the rent. So students can save more every month.
North Court Cardiff also has a variety of common amenities that cater to both academic and recreational needs. There is a PlayStation Zone and social events for residents! A laundry facility (card-operated) is available at the property as well. Communal spaces, like a courtyard, ensure students can chill with their friends. Residents can study in peace in the study area!
Pets are not allowed at the property, so make sure you wave goodbye to your furry friends! North Court Cardiff also has a variety of safety facilities for its residents. There is contents insurance available at the property. Students’ safety is also ensured with a security team and CCTV. These amenities make an enjoyable experience for students at North Court Cardiff!
Location and What's Hot?
Cardiff offers many leisure options close to prestigious universities! The Cardiff Metropolitan University (Llandaff), St David's Catholic College, and the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama are famous throughout the globe. These universities are close to North Court Cardiff, a popular accommodation choice for students. Students can fulfil their caffeine cravings at some of the best cafes in Cardiff located near the accommodation. Cafes like Uncommon Ground Coffee Roastery and Brodies Coffee Co. are popular among students. The Three Horse Shoes and Aneurin Bevan are popular pubs in Cardiff that students can explore.
Staying at North Court Cardiff ensures that you are near some of the best clubs in Cardiff. Places like Tiger Tiger and Walkabout provide fun and excitement for students. Aldi and Sainsbury's Local are close by, ensuring that you get your groceries with ease! The Allied Pharmacy and Tesco Pharmacy serve the area, ensuring medical services are readily accessible. North Court Cardiff has various cultural and entertainment spots around it as well!
Whitchurch Golf Club provides an opportunity for golfers to swing a club. Mynachdy Park is perfect for a relaxing walk or a picnic with friends. You can visit the Insole Court if you love history. Residents can visit Roath Park and Maitland Park for some peace with nature. Students can also check out artworks at the nearby The Gate. Sports enthusiasts can visit Cardiff Wales Stadium, located close by. These attractions make the North Court Cardiff a top choice for student accommodation.
Commute
Residents of North Court Cardiff, enjoy easy access to public transportation. This makes commuting around the city hassle-free. Celtic Road & Cross Inn are the closest bus stops to the property. Ty Glas and Birchgrove are railway stations located close to the property. Convenient commute options make North Court Cardiff one of the most renowned student accommodations!
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- Prime Location – Just a short walk from Cardiff Metropolitan University, ensuring easy access for students.
- Affordable All-Inclusive Rates – Rent covers bills like WiFi, heating, water, and electricity to help manage your budget.
- Vibrant Community Life – Enjoy social events, communal spaces, and amenities like a PlayStation Zone for relaxation and connection.
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Common Amenities
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- Booking DepositThis property requires booking deposit.
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Cancellation Policies (4)
- Cooling Off PeriodThis property offers cooling-off period.
- No Visa No PayThis property allows cancellation due to visa rejection.
- No Place No PayThis property allows cancellation if admission is not secured.
- Replacement Tenant AcceptedThis property allows cancellation upon finding replacement tenant.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I make a booking at North Court Cardiff?
Simply click the book button on the room type offered by North Court Cardiff you want, you can then follow the instructions on the screen to secure your room. If you have any issues or questions, just reach out to the team at your chosen location who will be more than happy to assist.
Can I pick my own room at North Court Cardiff?
Absolutely! You can choose the floor, flat, and room numbers that you want at North Court Cardiff. The team can help you figure out which room would be best for you.
Can I live with friends at North Court Cardiff?
Definitely! If you’re interested in living in a cluster flat with your friends, just let North Court Cardiff know who you want to live with, and they’ll do their best to make it happen. Be aware, they are more likely to be able to facilitate this early in the year, with many sites selling out the closer they get to September.
How do I know who I’m living with at North Court Cardiff?
North Court Cardiff don’t give out names for privacy reasons, but you can get a better idea of who you’ll be living with via residents groups that are shared prior to check-in or by asking your site team to provide you with information such as gender, year and uni.
When can I move in at North Court Cardiff?
About two months before your move-in date (selected when booking), you’ll be able to book a move-in slot that works for you. If you need any support for accessibility or travel reasons, be sure to let them know at this stage. If you need an early check-in, they may be able to help too, just reach out to your team and North Court Cardiff will be happy to let you know availability and pricing.
Can I cancel after booking?
They work on a 5 day “cooling off” period. This means that should you need to, you can cancel your booking within 5 days of signing your tenancy agreement, as long as you have not yet moved in.
If you need to cancel after the “cooling off” period, they’ll allow it in certain circumstances, like if your UK visa is refused or you don’t make the grades for your chosen university. Just make sure to send us your UCAS notification or visa refusal documentation within 72 hours of receiving it.
You can also transfer your obligations to someone else if you find a replacement tenant who’s eligible to live in the property. They’ll need to run some checks to confirm their eligibility, but once everything’s in order, they’ll take over the tenancy agreement.
Can I book a viewing online?
To book a viewing, just complete the contact form. They’ll send you a confirmation email once your viewing time is confirmed. Easy peasy!
What if I have additional needs?
They have permanent accessible and temporary adaptable access rooms available to suit your needs. For more information about these rooms, please contact the Residence Team directly.
What if my student loan is late?
If your student loan payment is late, please get in touch with the Residence Team at your location for advice.
What do I do if I am not completely satisfied?
If you’re not completely satisfied with your stay, don’t worry, they’re here to help! they take all complaints seriously and will do their best to fix any issues as soon as possible.
Can I bring my pet with me?
As much as they love pets, unfortunately, they’re not allowed in their accommodation unless they are registered service animals – sorry!
Does my room come with bedding etc..?
Their rooms come totally empty, ready for you to make your own.
What about a TV licence?
If you want to watch TV in your room, you’ll need a TV licence – unless we tell you otherwise.
Can I have friends to stay?
You’re welcome to have guests stay in your room, however, residents may have a maximum of one overnight guest for no more than two consecutive nights provided that does not cause a nuisance or annoyance to other residents in the Building.
Will my flat get cleaned?
Your student room and shared areas will be spotlessly clean when you arrive, but after that, it’s up to you! Don’t hesitate to ask Residence Teams for advice or help if needed.
What if I have an issue with my room?
Need something repaired? You can log any maintenance issues and their Residence team will be on hand to respond to requests as soon as possible!
Am I allowed to smoke at the property?
All their student accommodation is smoke-free, so please use designated smoking areas outside the buildings or in the courtyards.
How do I connect to the internet?
Connecting to the internet is easy – just connect your devices to the wireless network on arrival. You can also use an Ethernet cable, which you can plug into the network wall socket in your room.
Are my things covered by insurance?
They include free contents insurance for every student that opts to live in one of their buildings. Once you’ve registered with, you can instantly access your cover details and policy documents to check exactly what’s included and have the option to upgrade the level of cover if needed. Their claims team is on hand to advise whenever needed.
What can’t I do in my accommodation?
For health and safety reasons, they don’t allow candles, incense burners, deep fat fryers, or any electrical appliances that don’t comply with British standards and statutory regulations. They are also unable to accommodate E-scooters or any other alternatives. Please don’t bring any of these on-site.
Who will come into my room?
They carry out room inspections three times a year and occasionally health and safety checks, but they’ll always give you at least 24 hours’ notice before entering your room.
How much fridge space is there in the studio rooms?
All studios come with a small fridge with a freezer compartment.
Can I bring my rice cooker/electric pressure cooker?
Sorry, but they don’t allow rice cookers or electric pressure cookers – their high voltage can be dangerous.
Do you have an airport pickup service?
They don’t offer airport pick-up services, but their locations have great transport links with buses, trains, and taxi services available. If you need help organising your transport then feel free to reach out to the your Residence Team.
What if I need to leave before my tenancy ends?
They may have Tenancy Takeover options available, but it’s best to contact Residence Teams for the most up-to-date information.
Will my bedroom be inspected when I move out?
Yes, your room will be inspected at least three times during your tenancy for maintenance checks. Any maintenance issues, damage, or missing items will be logged and addressed accordingly. After each visit, you will be informed of any issues found, and if there will be any charges for correcting them.
Do I need to move out for the holidays?
No, you don’t need to vacate your room during the holiday breaks. Your room is yours for the entire duration of your tenancy, and you only need to move out at the end of the agreement.
What if I want to stay over summer?
You can book your room for the entire year (51 weeks) or opt for a shorter tenancy where available and extend it for the summer period. Get in touch with the Residence Team at your chosen location for more information.
What size is a small double bed?
A small double bed, also known as a 3/4 size bed, measures approximately 120cm wide x 190cm long.
Can I still receive deliveries?
Depending on your location, your post may be delivered directly through your door by Royal Mail or collected from on-site post boxes. You can receive larger parcels at reception, but unfortunately they can’t accept liability for any loss or damage.
Can I/my friends park at the building?
Most of their buildings don’t have allocated visitor parking, but there are nearby locations for you to park. Contact the Residence Team at your chosen location for more information.
How do I wash my clothes?
There are on-site laundries with washers and dryers at all their locations. You can pay for these via an app on a pay as you go basis.
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Student Accommodations in Cardiff
Student Accommodations in Cardiff
Cardiff is an exciting city for students, due to the excellent education it provides. Numerous students who attend prestigious institutions like Cardiff Metropolitan University (Llandaff) and the University of Wales call it home. Due to Cardiff’s large student body, housing is in high demand. On-campus accommodations typically fill up quickly and that’s why off-campus apartments in Cardiff are a popular choice for students who prefer their independence.
Whether you’re looking for private rooms, shared apartments, en-suite, non-ensuite, or studios, there’s something to match every budget and lifestyle. For easy booking, amber is your best choice for student accommodation in Wales. It has verified listings, simple search filters, and personalised help. They are close to major universities and popular spots for students. Amber offers flexible leases, 24/7 support, and an easy booking process. This makes finding student accommodation in Cardiff simple and hassle-free. Some of the top student accommodation in Cardiff includes Collegiate Crown Place and Zenith. These Cardiff student accommodations offer the ease of being close to the city's academic and cultural hubs.
About Cardiff
Cardiff is a thriving city in the United Kingdom. It is known for its lively community, economic opportunities, and cultural diversity. It is home to over 372,000 residents. It is also a part of the Cardiff Capital Region, which has a population exceeding 1.5 million. The city boasts a 74.6% employment rate. It has industries such as education, healthcare, finance, and media, which play a major role in its economy. Cardiff is also home to several higher education institutions, making it a key destination for students. With a safety index of 60.19, Cardiff has a secure and welcoming atmosphere for residents. The city attracts over 21 million visitors per year. Tourists visit attractions like Cardiff Castle, Principality Stadium, and Cardiff Bay. These attractions ensure that students always have things to do in Cardiff! Its public transportation system ensures connectivity to London, Bristol, and other nearby cities. All these factors make student accommodation in Cardiff an ideal place to reside and study!
Best Student Accommodation in Cardiff
Finding the right student accommodation in Cardiff can change your uni experience. A private student accommodation in Cardiff is not just a place to sleep. It's where you study late, binge-watch Netflix, and bond with your flatmates. Many factors affect the choice of the best student accommodation in Cardiff. These factors include being close to campus, access to public transport, nearby eateries, location, rent, and the social scene. This is where amber comes in with its range of student homes in Cardiff. Here are some of the best student accommodation in Cardiff:
1. Glendower House
2. Adam Street Gardens
3. Livin
4. Howard Gardens
5. Collegiate Eclipse
Affordable Student Accommodation in Cardiff
Looking for affordable student accommodation in Cardiff? Don’t worry, affordability doesn’t mean sacrificing comfort or style in this city! Cardiff has a variety of pocket-friendly student accommodation options to suit different budgets. But here’s the secret, cheap student accommodation in Cardiff can still be top-notch. Amber offers a range of verified student rooms in Cardiff. So, finding the perfect budget-friendly accommodation is simple! Here are a few budget-friendly options for you:
1. Severn Point
2. The Bakery
3. Clodien House
4. Newport Student Village
5. Ty Pont Haearn
Best Areas to Live in the City
Choosing where to live in Cardiff can be confusing and exciting, since each area has a variety of facilities that students can enjoy. Each area has its charm. You can find lively student hubs as well as quieter residential neighborhoods in the city. So pick your neighbourhood wisely!
1. Cardiff Bay: If you love living near the water with a side of culture, Cardiff Bay is for you. This area has beautiful waterfront views, unique bars, and restaurants. Top properties in the area include Collegiate Crown Place.
2. Cathays: It's lively and busy, just a short walk from Cardiff University. From affordable cafes to lively pubs. Students can find great deals on properties like Zenith.
3. Roath: This neighborhood offers a little more peace while still being super student-friendly. Roath is known for its leafy streets, trendy coffee shops, and laid-back vibe. The West Wing is one of the top properties in the area.
4. Adamsdown: Want a quieter, more residential area that’s still close to everything? With parks and local shops nearby, it’s a perfect spot for a more relaxed student lifestyle. Cambrian Point is a great pick if you’re looking for solid, affordable housing.
5. Canton: If you want to enjoy Cardiff’s rich culture, this area is cool and on the rise. It’s full of trendy bars, independent shops, and food spots that offer something for every taste. Newport Student Village is a top accommodation in the area.
Room Types for Student Accommodation in Cardiff
Cardiff offers a wide range of student accommodation options designed to meet different needs and budgets. Whether you prefer privacy or a social setup, there’s something for everyone. Here’s a quick guide to the most common room types:
1. Ensuites: Ensuite apartments in Cardiff are perfect for students who want privacy with some shared living. You get your bedroom and bathroom, while the kitchen and lounge areas are shared with flatmates. This is a good option for students who enjoy socialising but also value personal space.
2. Non-Ensuites: Non-ensuite rooms are more affordable and ideal for students who don’t mind sharing. You’ll have your bedroom, but share the bathroom, kitchen, and common spaces with others. It’s a good way to save money and make new friends.
3. Studio Apartments: Studio apartments in Cardiff offer total privacy, as everything is in one space—bedroom, kitchen, and bathroom. These are great for students who want independence, quiet study time, and a self-contained lifestyle.
4. Private Apartments: These apartments come with private bedrooms and shared living areas like the kitchen and lounge. They work well for students who want to live with a friend but still have a private space.
5. Shared Apartments: Shared apartments are popular among students who like living in a group. You get your bedroom, and the kitchen, bathroom, and lounge are shared with others, making it fun and social.
6. Private Rooms: These rooms offer a private bedroom while you share common areas like the kitchen and bathroom with flatmates. It’s a balance between privacy and community living, ideal for first-year students or those new to Cardiff.
Cost of Living
Living in Cardiff can be quite affordable, especially when compared to other big UK cities. However, it’s still important to know what to expect for budgeting. On average, students can expect to spend between £1,200 and £1,800 per month, with student accommodation in Cardiff taking up the biggest chunk of your monthly expenses. All in all, proper budgeting can help students manage their expenses well in the city. This guide should help you plan and make the most of student life in Cardiff without breaking the bank!
1. Off-campus accommodation: £650 - £900 per month
2. Transportation: £50 - £60 per month
3. Food: £300 - £350 per month
4. Entertainment: £24 - £45 per month
5. Groceries: £70 - £80 per month
6. Clothes: £25 - £75 per month
Student Travel in Cardiff
When studying in the city and looking for convenient student accommodation in Cardiff, ease of travel is a key consideration. Cardiff's transport network meets the needs of students by offering affordable and easy transit options. Whether you’re rushing to class, exploring the city, or meeting friends, there’s something for every kind of commuter. Cardiff makes student travel easy and cheap. You can explore freely and stick to your budget. Here’s a quick breakdown of the travel options in Cardiff:
1. Bus: Cardiff’s bus network is very reliable. It has frequent services that connect universities, student hotspots like Cathays, and the city center. The average bus fare costs around £15–£20 per week. Opt for a student travel card to save on fares and enjoy unlimited rides within the city.
2. Trains: Perfect for quick trips around Cardiff or nearby towns like Barry or Newport. The average train fare is £10–£25 per week. The city’s train network is compact but efficient, and students can snag discounts with a 16-25 Railcard.
3. Cycling: Cardiff is bike-friendly, with plenty of rental options, costing around £2/hour or £5/day. It’s a healthy, budget-friendly way to explore the city’s beautiful parks and neighborhoods.
4. Rideshare: For those late-night trips or when you’re running late for class, rideshare options like Uber and Bolt are lifesavers. They’re widely available across Cardiff, offering convenient door-to-door services. It can cost around £5–£15/trip. Plus, Cardiff’s compact size ensures rides are quick and relatively affordable, even on a budget.
Student Lifestyle and Tourist Attractions in the City
Cardiff offers an exceptional student lifestyle, blending academic excellence with lively city living. Cardiff is alive with student energy and innovation. It's home to top schools like Cardiff University, and students enjoy a social scene with access to popular hangouts such as St. Mary Street. It is famous for its cafés, pubs, and student-friendly bars. Uncommon Ground Coffee Roastery is one of the best cafes in Cardiff, which students can explore. Flight Club Cardiff is one of the most popular pubs in Cardiff that residents can visit.
The Cardiff Bay area adds to the creative pulse of the city, known for its waterfront charm, independent shops, and relaxed atmosphere. Affordable living, a close-knit community, and plenty of green spaces like Bute Park and Roath Park create a balanced student life. Cardiff is packed with iconic landmarks and cultural treasures. History buffs can explore Cardiff Castle, a stunning medieval fortress in Wales. Art lovers can visit the National Museum or the Chapter Arts Centre. The Principality Stadium buzzes with energy during events.
It perfectly mixes sport and culture. For panoramic city views, the Gorsedd Gardens and Cardiff Bay Barrage are must-visit for residents. Students and visitors enjoy day trips to nearby coastal spots like Barry Island. They also explore Brecon Beacons National Park, which is perfect for hiking and adventure. Cardiff offers a rich blend of academic opportunities and cultural experiences, making it a top pick for students and tourists alike.
Top Universities in Cardiff
Cardiff provides academic excellence with a lively student experience, making it a top choice for students worldwide. With its blend of prestigious institutions and lively atmosphere, it's easy to see why students flock here to study.
1. Cardiff Metropolitan University: It stands out with its top-notch programs in Design, Media, and Art. It's great for anyone wanting to explore creative fields.
2. University of South Wales: Students have a variety of Film, Media, and Engineering programs. These programs combine hands-on learning with tech innovation. It's ideal for those wanting to break into the entertainment or engineering sectors.
3. Cardiff University: This is one of the top universities in the world. It's well-known for its strong Law, Medicine, and Engineering programs. This makes it a great choice for future doctors, lawyers, and engineers.