Roath 

Roath is one of the most picturesque areas in Cardiff, featuring its very own lighthouse in the beautiful Roath Park. The area is known for its tree-lined avenues and charming Victorian-era terraced streets. There is a variety of local amenities, churches, shops, restaurants, and public houses. Roath is a very popular place to live, with great transport links in and around Cardiff.

The area is home to a diverse population, including a large number of students due to its proximity to the main university campuses, a significant ethnic minority community, and many young professionals. Parts of Roath are among the most affluent districts in Cardiff popular with families, although the subdivision of large Victorian properties is becoming more common in the southern parts of the district.

Roath feels like a small city centre, packed with restaurants, shops, hairdressers, salons, cafes, and banks. Albany Road, its main shopping street, features numerous charity shops, Boots pharmacy, the Post Office, Peacocks, and express stores like Tesco, Sainsbury's, Iceland, and Home Bargains.

City Road is one of the most diverse streets in Cardiff, home to Cardiff and Vale College, a wide mix of ethnic shops, pubs like the Wetherspoons 'The Ernest Willows' and trendy coffee shops.

Finally, Wellfield Road is home to some of Cardiff's best independently run boutiques, such as 'Tea & Cake' and 'Errol Willy' hairdresser.

2Let2 Cardiff Letting Agents highly recommend Roath - it's a place everyone should check out!

Why 2Let2 Cardiff Letting Agents love Roath:

'The best thing about Roath is the park. Walking along the lake and the tree lined paths is one of my favourite things to do on a Sunday. Grabbing a coffee and cake from the independent cafe on the water or even stopping for an ice cream from one of the local vendors when the weather gets warm. There are also plenty of places to stop and have a picnic or short walks to local pubs'