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3-bed apartment to rent at Lock Keepers Court, Victoria Dock

3-bed flat to rent at Lock Keepers Court, Victoria Dock, Hull HU9: water views, a long balcony and allocated parking. £895 a month, EPC C, available now.

2 min readVictoria Dock, Hull HU9 1QH
Lock Keepers Court from the dockside, Lock Keepers Court, Victoria Dock, Hull
Lock Keepers Court from the dockside

We have a three-bedroom apartment to rent at Lock Keepers Court on Victoria Dock, looking out over the water, and it's ready to move into now.

Why we think you'll like it

  • Views over the dock from the middle floor
  • A lounge/diner almost 20 feet long, with two sets of glazed doors onto a balcony that runs nearly the full length of the room
  • Three bedrooms, a separate kitchen and a central hall
  • An allocated parking space, and pets are welcome
  • Energy rating C, with electric storage heaters (there's no gas supply) and council tax band B
  • Waterside living: a riverside path on the doorstep, and the Old Town, The Deep and the city centre a short walk or cycle away

Rent and deposit

The rent is £895 a month, which works out at £206.54 a week. The deposit is five weeks' rent and is protected with the Deposit Protection Service. Bills aren't included. How deposits work.

Viewing and applying

We own this apartment and look after it ourselves, so you'll deal with us directly, not an agency. Book a viewing from the apartment's page or call us. When you're ready, you can apply online. Every adult will need a right to rent check, done the same free way for everyone.

Key facts

Rent
£895.00 a month
Per week
£206.54
Deposit
£1,032.695 weeks' rent · held by the DPS
Available
Now
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
1
Size
60 m² / 645 sq ft
Heating
Electric storage heaters
Furnishing
Unfurnished
Parking
Allocated space
Council tax
Band B
EPC rating
C
Lounge and balcony, Lock Keepers Court
Lounge and balcony

See it and book a viewing

We own this home and look after it ourselves. Questions? Call us on 01482 218060 or email hello@sandphull.co.uk, Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm.

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