A penthouse apartment overlooking Cardiff's infamous Chippy Lane has come on the market - and it boasts a whopping six balconies to take in the city's impressive views.
At £450,000, the duplex style flat won't be in everyone's budget, but it's still some serious eye candy for property lovers.
The abode takes up the top two floors of a central Cardiff development overlooking Caroline Street, with views of Millennium Stadium and Cardiff Castle.
It has four double bedrooms and two bathrooms - and comes with a "discrete door entry system".
Prospective buyers will appreciate the lift which takes you directly to level five - one of two of your own private floors.
Entering the property on the fifth floor, guests are greeted by a large open hallway leading to four double bedrooms, each with their own balconies.
It also has two newly fitted bathrooms - one with a bath and one with a shower - as well as a black spiral staircase leading to the private sixth floor.
This level is home to the open-plan living and entertaining areas, complete with double height ceilings and loads of natural light.
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Foodies will appreciate its high-specification kitchen with concrete worktops, integrated appliances and a six-seat breakfast bar.
But if that's not enough, the flat's most enviable feature is without a doubt its massive roof terrace yielding 270-degree views of the city.
Perfect for sunbathing or dining, it's accessed by French doors which leave the living area drenched with natural light.
The Caroline Street flat is on the market with estate agents Doorsteps.co.uk.
The firm says: "This property is truly unique in its nature and would provide an exceptional standard of living either as a main residence or city bolt hole with the potential to be let or used as short term city stays accommodation providing a possible very high returning investment.
"The property also comes with a long 180 year lease and benefits from a very reasonable yearly service charge for a property of this size and character."
