So what do the rooms look like then?

Below are the basic details of each of the rooms in the maisonette - this will hopefully save you time and help you decide if this is the place for you!

The Main Bedroom

The main bedroom is equipped with a double-bed, mattress and duvet. On the side, a telephone is provided with a small chest of draws. The cupboards next to the bed have loads of space for clothes and other items on the top shelf of the bedroom. The room has 2 power points, radiator, window and telephone point.

The Lounge and Dining Room

The lounge and dining area are combined, with the lounge itself containing a 3-seater and 2 single-seater sofas. A coffee table is provided, and a TV could also be provided upon request (please check the rental section if this is required). The room has 2 radiators, a telephone point, a TV point and 3 power points. There is also a bookcase and a dining table with 4 chairs provided.

The Kitchen

The kitchen is fully equipped with all the facilities you could need. It contains a spearate fridge and freezer, washing machine combined with tumble dryer cooker, oven with grill, sink and plenty of storage cupboards. A microwave, cutlery and crockery are provided. The kitchen also houses the combi boiler in the house, and leads to the back garden. It contains 5 power points and 1 radiator.

The Bathroom

The bathroom, whilst a little small, has everything that a bathroom needs. Apart from the usual faetures, the bathroom has a fluorescent light with safety switch, shelving on top of the sink, and a powerful shower system as well as bath. The bathroom also has a cooling fan to keep the room temperate. A de-humidifer is also available to prevent steam and mould from appearing.

The Back Garden

The back garden is quite large, and stretches from the back to the side of the house. On the side is a doorway that leads to the front of the house, which can be used for taking bikes out, etc. There is a large lawn with plants and flowers on the outer edges. A BBQ can be set-up next to the shed, which houses a tumble dryer. A circular table and four chairs are provided, as is a lawnmower in the shed for maintaining the front and back lawns.

The Entrance

At the front of the house, there are the utility meters and there is also parking space at the front, which is unassigned. This means that it can be first-come first served, but it is usually easy to get parking within 20 metres of the house as it is located in a quiet cul-de-sac. The front also has some rose bushes and a small lawn. Please note that the tenant(s) are expected to maintain both the front and back lawns using the lawnmower provided.

So there you have it - probably the essential stuff you need to know about the place - keep on browsing the options below for other details, or if you now feel happy to seriously consider applying, click on the 'How to Apply' link below....

Property DetailsClick Here to find out more details about the place, including pictures of all of the rooms, key furniture provided, fixtures and fittings, details of certificates available and basic property info that you need to know to help make your decision.	Location Details Click Here to find out more about the surrounding location for this property, in terms of access to major roads, major train and underground stations, bus transport links, proximity to shops, restaurants and bars, and information about tourism in the area. This should help given an understanding of how good the location is.
Rent Packages Click Here to find out more details about the rental packages on offer. The property is rentable with the inclusion of all standard household bills (water, gas, electricity) and council tax payments accounted for - as a managed service. Another package is available to cover telephones, broadband and TV. You can also find out how much £££ it costs to rent!	Tenancy Agreement Terms Click Here to find out more details about the basic Assured Shorthold Tenancy laws in place (it's not meant to scare you off, but is just common sense). The tenant will be required to sign a contract very similar to the Assured Shorthold Tenancy agreement (with additional clauses for inclusive rent) prior to moving in.
Who am I looking for? Click Here to find out more information on the sorts of things I am looking for in a prospective tenant - most of it is common sense, but I think that it is always a good thing to mention this, based on past (good) experience.	How to Apply? If you have read all of the other sections, and are interested in finding out more about the place, click here to find out more details about how you can contact me to discuss further the possibility of renting this property. I can answer questions, or arrange a viewing.