2 bedroom terraced house to rent

This recently redecorated two bed mid terraced house is located on a quiet and sought-after cul-de-sac within a 10 minute walk to Cheshunt Train Station. Driveway parking. Available now.

The accomodation comprises of entrance porch, hallway, lounge and separate kitchen, with additonal room to the rear of the house. To the first floor are two double bedrooms, the main room with lots of storage and fitted wardrobes. The bathroom has undergone some improvements recently.

To the front of the property is a driveway for parking one vehicle and to the rear is an enclosed garden.

This property is located close by to Cheshunt high street and the wealth of amenities it has to offer, the train station with quick access into London as well as major roads A10/M25 access.

Council Tax Band: D - Broxbourne Borough Council

PLEASE NOTE : Please only enquire if you can fulfil the following reference and affordability criteria as set out by our referencing company.

- Collective Gross Income of 30 x the monthly rent quoted, ie, if the rent is £1000 per calendar month, then the prospective household's total income needs to be in excess of £30,000 per annum. This can be £15,000 each if there are 2 x people applying.

- NO CCJs (County Court Judgements), IVAs (Individual Voluntary Arrangements) or any history of bad or adverse credit

- A positive Landlord/Agency reference (current or prior)

- Should you require a guarantor, their income will need to be 36 x the annual rent, ie, if the rent is £1000 per calendar month, then the prospective guarantors' total income should be in excess of £36,000 per annum.

Please seek further advice if you are 'self-employed', sole trader or director of a company, you may require tax returns, SA302’s, company accounts.

We have noted the above as our landlords require rent guarantee and legal protection which can only be offered if prospective tenants have passed referencing. Should an applicant fail referencing due to any of the above then their Holding Deposit would be non-refundable.

It is wise to check your own credit score with one of the main credit reporting companies.