2 Bed House To Rent

A charming two-bedroom bungalow, a delightful coastal retreat that offers both comfort and convenience.

As you step inside, you'll be greeted by an open-concept living area featureing ample natural light, thanks to large windows that offer peeks of the surrounding scenery. The fully-equipped kitchen is completed with appliances, ample storage and sleek countertops. The bungalow includes two cozy bedrooms, each thoughtfully decorated. The master bedroom is a good-sized double bedroom, while the second bedroom would make a perfect room for guests or a home office.

A shared bathroom completes the property, adorned with tasteful fixtures and finishes.

This property has one garage and a driveway and also offers a front and back garden.

The tenant is responsible for:-
a) Rent - should be paid at regular, specified intervals. The amount charged will usually be equally split across the tenancy.
b) A Refundable Tenancy Deposit - 5 weeks deposit paid prior to the start of the tenancy.
c) A Refundable Holding Deposit - 1 weeks holding deposit to secure the property - this is due before the referencing commences (please note - if your referencing is declined the 1 weeks Holding Deposit will not refunded).
The 'deadline for agreement' for both parties is usually 15 days after a holding deposit has been received by the Landlord or Agent (unless otherwise agreed in writing).
d) Default Fees - Late payment of rent over 14 days overdue or a lost key/security device giving access to the housing.
When notice is served - Rent paid throughout the notice period of 2 months is payable for the full term, unless a new tenant can move into the property, the rent is due up until the day before the new tenant moves in.
e) Changes to the tenancy - If a tenant is added or removed from the tenancy or permission to keep pets on the property this will be 50 inclusive of Vat to amend the tenancy agreement.
f) Early Termination - If the tenant terminates the tenancy early and the Landlord agrees, all rents until the end of the contract as well as any marketing, referencing, inventory and check out costs.
g) Council Tax, Utility and communication services - Paying the bills in accordance with the tenancy agreement, which includes the Council Tax, utility payments (gas, electricity, water) and communication services (broadband, TV, Phone)