2 Bed End Terrace, Vernon Walk, NN1

A place where you can call home! 
This delightful 2 bed, end terrace house is in a great location, in Abington. The combination of a bustling town centre (just 20 min walk) and peaceful countryside (with Abington park just at 10 min walk) this area offers the best of both worlds.
Just off the vibrant Wellingborough road, where you can find plenty of nice restaurants, pubs, coffee shops and supermarkets. Everything that you need is literally at your door step.

This fully furnished home offers:

• 2 bedrooms with double beds, bedside table and fitted cupboards (upstairs). One bedroom carpet floor; Second bedroom with wooden flooring
• 2 bathrooms (one toilet is upstairs with shower, bath tub and heated towel rail; second toilet is downstairs 2 piece unit)
• Private back garden with plenty of sunshine in the morning, sitting areas, wooden deck and a charcoal barbecue. Low maintenance (artificial grass)
• Front garden with grass and wooden picket fence
• Open plan kitchen with breakfast bar, plenty of worktop space, fully equipped with appliances (fitted dish washer, washing machine, fridge and freezer, gas cooker, microwave and oven)
• Dinning area with a view over the garden (laminated flooring all downstairs area)
• Bi-fold double glazing door which brings the beautiful back garden with plenty of sunlight inside the home
• Living room with home cinema and leather sofas
• Central heating
• Free parking off the road
• Quite neighbourhood

This home makes the ideal place for working professionals (if you work at Northampton General Hospital or St Andrews, you can just walk to work in about 5/8 minutes!).

Available to move in from 26th July.

Viewing highly recommended.


Summary

Rent £1,450.00 per month 
Deposit / Bond is £1,673 (5 weeks' rent).

Minimum tenancy is 6 months. Preferably 12 months.
Maximum number of tenants is 3.

Living in Northampton

Northampton’s been undergoing something of a facelift over recent years, with around £20million spent on the train station alone. You can be in London Euston in an hour. There are also buses across the town.

Plenty more projects are in the pipeline too, including a new cultural quarter which hosts museums, art galleries, a theatre as well as bars, restaurants and shops.

Northampton's marketplace, one of the country’s oldest, is now an updated focal point of the town. The waterside has also been improved so that locals can walk and cycle along the Grand Union Canal.

Away from the town's urban bustle, there are more than 150 parks and open spaces, with more than 50 play areas for children. Salcey Forest, for example, is just seven miles from the town centre and great for families or just a peaceful retreat.

Northampton's East Midlands location is conveniently central for the rest of the country, too.  Birmingham is just over an hour’s drive away, while  can be reached in 90 minutes.