Craddock Street

The Space
A vibrant and stunning property, Craddock Street can comfortably accommodate up to seven guests for a wonderful getaway in the Welsh capital.

At the beating heart of this property is the open plan living, kitchen and dining room. Ideal for the perfect night in, the living room is fitted with a grey sofa and flat screen TV. This space is the ideal place for quiet hours of relaxing, and the bed can also be made into a double sofa bed upon request prior to your stay, increasing the occupancy to nine.

Sharing the living space is the dining area, which includes a solid wood dining table and leather chairs.

Dominating the kitchen is the black and gold clock, along with fine, black worktops. The kitchen houses modern appliances including an oven, electric hob, microwave, kettle, and toaster. You’ll also have all the cutlery and dinnerware you will need for your self-catering retreat.

You'll find all three bedrooms on the first floor. In the master bedroom is a comfortable double bed, along with a separate single, both of which are made up with plush bedding and premium bed linens to ensure you have a great night’s sleep. Bedside tables and lamps complete the space.

The next bedroom sleeps two guests. Ideal for children and teenagers, this room is home to twin single beds, while you’ll also find a double bedroom in Craddock Street, boasting the same handy amenities.

There are two family bathrooms in Craddock Street. The ground floor bathroom features a bathtub, overheads shower, WC and wash basin, whilst the first-floor bathroom is home to a shower, basin and WC.

Neighborhood
Craddock Street is the perfect getaway in the vibrant capital city of Wales. Nestled in one of Cardiff's charming neighborhoods, this holiday let offers the best of both worlds—peaceful relaxation and proximity to the city's top attractions.

You'll be just a short walk or drive away from Cardiff's iconic sites. Visit Cardiff Castle, an impressive fortress that blends Roman and Gothic architecture. Enjoy a stroll along the beautiful Bute Park or the scenic waterfront of Cardiff Bay, where you can explore shops, restaurants, and cultural landmarks like the Wales Millennium Centre. Sports fans will love the nearby Principality Stadium, home to Welsh rugby.

The neighbourhood is dotted with independent cafes, traditional pubs, and contemporary restaurants serving everything from classic Welsh fare to international cuisine. There are also local markets, perfect for picking up fresh produce and artisanal goods. For those who love a bit of retail therapy, St. David's Shopping Centre is just a stone’s throw away.

Whether you're here for a family holiday, a romantic retreat, or a solo city break, this home’s location makes it an ideal base for exploring the rich culture, history, and natural beauty of Cardiff and beyond.

Getting Around
With excellent transport links, getting around Cardiff is a breeze. The main city centre is easily accessible by public transport, and major motorways connect you to other Welsh gems like the Brecon Beacons or the stunning coastlines of Pembrokeshire.

Cardiff Central Train Station has regular routes to Bargoed, Barry Island, Bridgend, London, Merthyr Tydfil, Penarth and Portsmouth.

Bus services in Cardiff make it simple to get around the city. Routes can also be found running further afield to Barry, Dinas Powys and Newport.

Cardiff Airport is 12 miles out of the city centre.