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Internet
Wifi
Central heating
Washing machine
Dishwasher
Microwave
Oven
Air conditioning
Dryer
Garden

Bedroom Features

Private bathroom
Wardrobe
Desk

Room description

Located at 1-6 St Andrew's Place, Cardiff, CF10 3BE, Crown Place Cardiff places you in one of the most convenient student locations in the city. Students can choose from a variety of ensuite rooms, studios, and one-bedroom apartments, making it suitable whether you prefer shared living or a fully private space. Collegiate Crown Place Cardiff is just a 2-minute walk from Cardiff University and around 7 minutes on foot from the University of Wales.

Studying in Cardiff, United Kingdom, means experiencing the benefits of a capital city without the higher living costs of places like London. The city is home to more than 60,000 students (HESA), creating a diverse student community throughout the year. The average cost of living in Cardiff ranges from £900 to £1,200 (excluding tuition fees), making Cardiff a comparatively affordable study destination. According to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), the city has an employment rate of around 75%, supported by sectors including finance, media, healthcare, education, and the public sector. Cardiff has a Safety Index of approximately 57/100 (Numbeo). Students usually choose the best places to live in Cardiff, such as Cathays because of its vibrant student community, Roath because of its independent cafes and parks, and Pontcanna with its quieter streets, trendy restaurants, and proximity to Bute Park. Choosing Crown Cardiff to stay means that you live in close proximity to all those places yet remain right in the city centre.

Crown Place accommodation Cardiff offers Standard Studios, Premium Studios, Platinum 1-Bed Apartments, Standard 2-Bed Apartments, Club 2-Bed Apartments, and more. Whether you prefer a stylish self-contained studio apartment or a private room, or would rather share with a flatmate, each room is designed to provide a comfortable space for studying and everyday living. Across all room types of Crown Place Cardiff accommodation, you'll find a 3/4-size double bed with under-bed storage, a built-in study desk, a pinboard, and under-desk power points. Crown Place Cardiff reviews say that the kitc...