2 Bed Flat, Brook House, DE1

Brook House, Brook Street, Derby DE1

Available from: 01.09.2026

the rent is £127 pppw/ £1110 pcm The rent doesn't include bills. There is no deposit. This is 12 month shorthold tenancy agreement.

Full description:

A furnished 2 bedroom student/professional luxury apartment, derby city centre – brookbridge house, brook street

• This is a stylish and upmarket fully furnished city centre student apartment with two double bedrooms.
• The apartment is open plan with lots of floor to ceiling double glazed aluminium windows allowing lots of light into the accommodation.
• The kitchen area has granite work tops and solid oak units.
• The bathroom has a bath and an electric shower.
• Gas central heating is provided by a combi (heat & hot water on demand) boiler;
• That combined with a very well insulted apartment results in low heating costs.The lighting is low voltage.
• Cctv, intercom and electronically operated door opening systems are in place for security.
• Secure undercover parking is accessed by electronically operated gates.There is also bike storage.

3 minute walk to the number 5 (unibus 5) to kedleston road campus from st christophers court (off ashbourne rd) which is free for all staff and students of derby university.(unibus 4 can be caught from kedleston road campus which connects to markeaton street campus, close by to britannia mill campus.

No deposit or admin fees.

Housing Benefits / DSS is excepted.

Housing Benefit claimants are accepted but the terms remain the same, i.e. you need to pay the rent monthly in advance while you wait for the benefit cheque to be sent to you. Direct payments from Housing Benefit are not accepted. There is no need for the bond scheme as no deposit is required.

All applicants must provide a guarantor regardless of your income and circumstances. The guarantor (normally a family member or close friend) must own property and pass a credit check. They take full responsibly for the rent if there is a problem, so they must know you well and trust you.The guarantor needs to own their own property, be able to pass a credit check and be working earning around £20,000 a year. If they are not working they need have savings of around £3,000. The property they own must be in England and have a Land Registry Tittle, i.e. be a house or a flat not a mobile or park home etc. If the guarantor owns their property jointly with someone else the other owner of the property must also sign as your guarantor. Both guarantors don’t need to meet all of the criteria though just one of them has to.

No Pets Allowed.