5 Bed Terraced House, Hartley Road, NG7

Large Victorian 5 Bedroom Fully Furnished Shared House to Let – Available July 1st 2024, Hartley Road, Nottingham, NG7 

• Original Features
• Large kitchen / Dining area
• Luxury Bathroom
• Very Large Bedrooms
• Free Road Parking
• Low Maintenance Garden
• Gas Fired Central Heating
• Newly Decorated
• 32” Smart Flat screen TV
• Close to Nottingham University Jubilee campus
• Great bus links to University and City Centre

Rent £1950. No Deposit required. 12 month Shorthold tenancy agreement – available from 1st July 2024.  

Ideally suited for 5 people to share, this superior, stylish, mid-terraced period property is a fully furnished licensed HMO (House of Multiple Occupancy) suitable for students or professionals. This beautiful period property is very spacious with large rooms, high ceilings and many original features.

Close to Nottingham city centre and on major bus routes to the city and Nottingham university. There is free road parking and a small low maintenance garden.

Each of the five bedrooms is a large double and has a lock on the door, contains a double bed, desk and chair, wardrobe, mirror, chest of drawers and bedside cabinet.

The fully limestone tiled modern shared bathroom contains both a double ended bath (with wall mounted tap)  and a shower, and there is also a separate toilet with wash basin..

The very large kitchen / Dining is modern and stylish and is fully kitted out with cutlery, crockery etc, and washing machine.

The property has a large, quirky lounge, with two sofas and armchair to seat 6, a modern electric fire and a smart flat screen TV. 

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.