Room for rent - furnished/unfurnished

Rooms Available in Seal High Street – £600–£675 pcm

Easy-going flatmate wanted to share an 85 sqm flat in a listed 18th-century building on Seal High Street, next to Park Lane.

There are two rooms available, approximately 8–9 sqm each. Both can be furnished, unfurnished or partly furnished, depending on the preference of the new resident.

Smaller room: £600 per month

Larger room: £675 per month

Both rooms have gas central heating and a radiator. The larger bedroom may also offer the possibility of an open log fire, subject to suitability and safety.

Furnishing options

Depending on your requirements, the bedroom can be furnished with a selection of the following:

King-size or single bed

50-inch TV

Surround-sound system

Chest of drawers

Clothes rail

PC with a 32-inch curved Samsung monitor (a smaller monitor may be available)

Facilities and other benefits

Allocated car parking space – particularly suitable for someone with their own transport

Access to a PC workstation and laser printer

Communal kitchen with standard appliances and white goods

Gas central heating

Council Tax Band B

Free Wi-Fi

Large bath and shower

Access to Sky, Netflix, Amazon Prime, TNT/DAZN and a selection of European, Asian and US broadcasts

Close to local shops and other amenities

I bought the flat recently, so it is still a work in progress, with further improvements planned. The main drawback at present is the communal entrance to the building, which is also due for renovation.

Requirements and arrangements

Applicants must be employed.

References may be requested.

A £250 holding deposit is required and will be deducted from the first month's rent.

Viewings will take place after 6.30 pm.

Fair Chance Policy: I will allow a reasonable period for people to respond before making a decision, giving as many interested applicants as possible the opportunity to view the rooms.

If you are interested or would like further information, please get in touch to arrange a viewing.

Regards,

Richard Amos.