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Property features
2 BEDROOM APARTMENT
2ND FLOOR
AVAILABLE NOW
EPC - D \ COUNCIL TAX - B
DEPOSIT £960
COWES OLD TOWN LOCATION
About this property
HEART OF 'OLD TOWN' COWES - EPC - D/ COUNCIL TAX - D - UPPER FLOOR APARTMENT - 2 BEDROOMS - DEPOSIT £960 - AVAILABLE NOW
Key details
Broadband: up to 900mbps
Share_of_freehold
Council tax band B
Available from 28th August
Additional information
- Energy efficiency (current)
- D (65)
- Energy efficiency (potential)
- B (84)
- Environmental impact (current)
- E (47)
- Environmental impact (potential)
- C (76)
Near the property
Rooms and dimensions
Lounge/Diner
Dimensions: 14' 9'' x 11' 10'' max (4.5m x 3.6m). A large reception room with window seat. View of the sea. Space for lounge furniture and sizable family dining table and chairs.
Kitchen
Dimensions: 12' 10'' x 4' 8'' (3.9m x 1.42m). A galley style kitchen fitted with floor and wall units. plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher. Side aspect window.
Bedroom 1
Dimensions: 13' 1'' x 11' 6'' max (4.0m x 3.5m). A large and bright bedroom with double aspect. built in shelf storage.
Bedroom 2
Dimensions: 12' 6'' x 10' 2'' (3.8m x 3.1m). A second, good size double bedroom. side aspect window.
Bathroom
Fitted with bath, w/c and basin. Electric shower and screen over the bath. Built in airing cupboard. Extractor.
PLEASE READ
Prospective tenants are required to have a combined income of at least 2.5x the rent to pass affordability checks. If tenant income does not meet this threshold and/or they have poor credit history they may be required to provide a Guarantor. Guarantors are required to have an income of at least 3x the rent to pass affordability checks, plus no negative credit history. Based on the advertised rent of: £850pcm, the income thresholds are: Tenant(s): £25,500 per year or Guarantor: £30,600 per year We do not discriminate on where income comes from - earnings, benefits, pensions, investments etc are all treated equally.