Affordable single-bedroom flat with parking and strong transport links for buy-to-let buyers.
Entry-level one-bedroom flat, approx. 481 sq ft
Long lease remaining (around 957–999 years)
Low service charge £79/month; ground rent £105/year
Communal gardens and resident parking (unallocated)
Close to A48, M4 and public transport to Cardiff city centre
Electric storage heating; affects energy efficiency
Cavity walls assumed uninsulated; potential retrofit cost
Area classified as very deprived — consider tenant profile
A compact one-bedroom leasehold flat in Coed Edeyrn, Llanedeyrn, offered at an entry-level price that will appeal to investors. The block is a purpose-built, post‑war modern brick development with communal gardens, resident parking and covered carports. The apartment’s layout includes a reception/lounge, double bedroom, kitchen and bathroom within about 481 sq ft — straightforward accommodation suited to lettings or a buy-to-let portfolio.
Running costs are modest: a long lease (effectively 957–999 years remaining depending on source), low service charge (£79/month) and a small ground rent (£105/year). The location benefits from quick access to the A48 and M4, nearby public transport links into Cardiff city centre, and local amenities — features that support strong tenant demand.
There are some material considerations to factor into budgeting. Heating is by electric storage heaters and the building’s cavity walls are recorded as having no insulation (assumed) — both affect energy efficiency and may deter energy-conscious tenants. Double glazing is present but install dates are unknown. The area is classified as very deprived, so rental yields and tenant profiles should be considered carefully.
Overall, this is a practical, low-cost addition for an investor seeking a hands-off, City-edge single-bedroom flat with immediate rental potential. Budget for minor modernisation and energy-efficiency improvements to broaden tenant appeal and secure higher rental income.