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1 bedroom in 85 Angus Street, Cardiff, CF24 Book Online - The Rent Guru {856}
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1 bedroom in 85 Angus Street, Cardiff, CF24 Book Online - The Rent Guru {856}
AgencyDate available: 14 Aug 2026House1 Bed
Roath Park, Cardiff
£675pm
1 bedroom flat in 290 290 Newport Road, Cardiff, CF24 Book Online - The Rent Guru {810}
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1 bedroom flat in 290 290 Newport Road, Cardiff, CF24 Book Online - The Rent Guru {810}
AgencyDate available: 14 Aug 2026Flat1 Bed
Newport Road, Cardiff
£895pm

What should I check for when viewing a property to rent in Cardiff?

When viewing a property, check for damp or mould, particularly in bathrooms and kitchens. Ensure all appliances are in working order, and that windows and doors seal properly to prevent draughts. Also, ask about the council tax band and average utility costs to budget accordingly.

What legal requirements should a landlord fulfil when renting out a property in the UK?

Landlords in the UK must provide an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC), ensure gas safety checks are conducted annually by a Gas Safe registered engineer, and protect your deposit in a government-approved scheme. They must also ensure the property is fit for habitation under the Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Act 2018.

What questions should I ask a prospective landlord about the tenancy agreement?

Ask about the length of the tenancy, the deposit amount and how it will be protected, the rent payment schedule, and any restrictions on pets or smoking. Clarify who is responsible for repairs and maintenance, and what the process is for reporting issues.

What safety features should I look for in a rental property?

Ensure the property has working smoke alarms on each floor and a carbon monoxide detector if there are fuel-burning appliances. Check that fire exits are clear and easily accessible. Ask about the property's fire safety measures, particularly in flats or shared houses.

What are my rights as a tenant in the UK regarding repairs and maintenance?

Landlords are legally responsible for maintaining the structure and exterior of the property, as well as keeping installations for the supply of water, gas, electricity, sanitation, space heating, and water heating in good repair. You should report any necessary repairs to your landlord in writing and keep a copy of the communication.