3 bed flat to rent

Linnet Lane, Aigburth, Liverpool L17

Council tax band: A
Deposit: 1350

*** available mid March *** Deeds Property is proud to exclusively bring to the market this wonderfully present top floor three bedroom apartment situated in the highly sought after location of Sefton Park, L17.

The property boasts three double bedrooms with built-in cupboard space, carpeted flooring and double-glazed windows that allow an abundance of light into the room.

Again, the lounge diner is such an inviting space with an abundance of natural light and laminate flooring throughout. This space is truly magnificent for those who love to host guests for cosy evenings!

The modern high gloss fitted kitchen has a range of wall/base units, integrated oven, hob and extractor fan, Washing machine and optional fridge freezer. The kitchen leads to the balcony, an ideal space for alfresco dining.

Completing the apartment is the three-piece family bathroom suite with an electric shower over the bath and tiled flooring.

The property benefits from a sizeable storage locker on the ground floor, double glazing and energy-efficient storage radiators.

The property is offered part furnished comprising:-
1. White goods
2. Dining table and 4 chairs
3. Single bed
4. Wardrobe with drawers.

Linnet Lane is situated by nearby "Lark Lane", which is one of Liverpool"s hidden gems, nestled between Sefton Park and Aigburth Road to the south of the city centre. Visiting Sefton Park, Lark Lane is an ideal choice for a spot of retail therapy followed by lunch or dinner. It"s referred to as "The Lane" by locals and boasts a pretty eclectic mix of unique and independent shops, bars and restaurants. The street is a hub of community activity and has a lively bustling vibe day and night. To get to the Lane, hop on the number 82 bus from Liverpool one bus station, take the train to St Michael"s Station or you could even hire a City Bike.

Sefton Park in Liverpool is arguably the best-known and most loved by locals.
Classified as a Grade I listed park by English Heritage, the magnificent 200-acre park features a boating lake, replica statues of Eros and Peter Pan and a café. Spring is a particularly good time to visit, with golden daffodils and carpets of bluebells.

The park is also home to the famous Sefton Park Palm House, a beautiful glass-panelled building that has been restored to its former glory and now hosts weddings