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3-bed house to rent on Chanterlands Avenue, Hull

3-bed end-terrace house to rent on Chanterlands Avenue in the Avenues, Hull HU5. £895 a month, unfurnished, available now, let directly by a family landlord.

2 min readThe Avenues, Hull HU5 3SS
Front of the house, Chanterlands Avenue, The Avenues, Hull
Front of the houseImage © Google

We have a three-bedroom house to rent on Chanterlands Avenue, in the Avenues area of west Hull, and it's ready to move into now.

Why we think you'll like it

  • More room than most terraces round here: around 904 sq ft over two floors
  • A downstairs WC as well as the main bathroom, which makes busy mornings easier
  • An end-terrace with a living room and a separate dining room
  • Gas central heating, and pets are considered
  • Everything on the doorstep: shops, cafés and buses on Chanterlands Avenue itself, with Princes Avenue, Newland Avenue and Pearson Park a short walk 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 house and look after it ourselves, so you'll deal with us directly, not an agency. Book a viewing from the house'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, plus downstairs WC
Size
84 m² / 904 sq ft
Heating
Gas central heating
Furnishing
Unfurnished
EPC rating
E

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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