2 bed semi-detached bungalow to rent

Greenacres Crescent, Brayton YO8

Recently redecorated, this two bed semi detached bungalow sits in the sought after greenacres crescent area of Brayton.

The property has gas central heating, shower room, kitchen, lounge, rear enclosed garden, lawn to the front, driveway and detached single garage.

Rent £800 pcm - Deposit £920 - Holding deposit £180

Council Tax B - EPC rating D

Information For Tenants

Holding deposit: Secures the property subject to background / referencing / credit checks etc. The cost of the holding deposit will be equivalent to approximately 1 weeks rent and will be deducted from your first months' rent. However, it is non-refundable should you decide you no longer wish to rent the property. If our office decides you are not suitable for the property, we will return the holding deposit, unless you have provided any dishonest information during your application.

- Deposit (previously called the bond): All of our deposits are protected with My Deposits' which is a government sponsored scheme. The cost of the deposit will be equivalent to no more than 5 weeks rent. If the property will be managed by the landlord they may use a different deposit protection scheme - in this case please ask our office for details.

- First Month's rent: The date that you sign your tenancy is the date you are required to pay your rent. The first month's money will be due a few days prior to signing your tenancy and then due monthly (for the month ahead) by standing order. Rents are usually quoted per calendar month (pcm).

Aml - Anti Money Laundering Checks: In line with legislation we use the services of 'Smart Search' to complete the relevant id verification checks for all landlords and tenants, there is a fee associated with this service payable by the landlord.

As a tenant you will be responsible for all utility bills unless you have a written agreement to state otherwise.

Keith Taylor are part of the following schemes:
Client money protection scheme: Propertymark cmp
Redress scheme: The Property Ombudsman