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Mount Road Cottages, Theydon Garnon £1,400 A PET FRIENDLY, TWO GENUINE DOUBLE BEDROOM COTTAGE WITH LARGE GARDEN AND IDYLLIC COUNTRY VIEWS. This charming and characterful mid-terrace property is located in the semi-rural area of Fiddlers Hamlet which is just 3- miles from Epping. The property offers tenants two reception rooms, a modern kitchen with some white goods, two genuine double bedrooms, bathroom with bath and power shower, a downstairs WC, large garden with raised decked area backing onto farmland and ample off-street parking. This property also boasts double-glazing thru-out, superb storage options and ample off- street parking. OFFERED UNFURNISHED AND AVAILABLE FRPOM EARLY AUGUST. SORRY, NO SMOKERS, DSS/ HOUSING BENEFIT/UNIVERSAL CREDIT APPLICANTS. PETS WILL BE CONSIDERED. Mount Road Cottages, Theydon Garnon Living Room 11'75 x 11'91 (5.26m x 5.66m) Dining Room 11'75 x 11'83 (5.26m x 5.46m) Fitted Kitchen 5'41 x 12'66 (2.57m x 5.33m) Ground Floor W/C First Floor & Landing Bedroom One 11'91 x 11'83 (5.66m x 5.46m) Bedroom Two 11'83 x 11'66 (5.46m x 5.03m) Family Bathroom 8'16 x 12'66 (2.84m x 5.33m) With bath & over-bath electric power shower. Rear Garden Lawn, patio, decking, side access. TERM An initial 12 month tenancy. DATE The earliest date that the property will be AVAILABLE will be Seven days from acceptable references and terms. Available early August. DEPOSIT Equal to 1.5 months worth of rent or 2 months which includes a pet deposit (if necessary). FURNITURE The property is available on an UNFURNISHED basis, although there are some white goods. ADMINISTRATION FEE Tenants will be charged an administration fee £180 including VAT. REFERENCE FEE Any tenant over the age of 18 years old will be referenced at a cost of £102.00 (INCLUDING VAT) Per Person. Mortgages If you require a mortgage to purchase this or any other property, we are able to arrange a no obligation discussion with an independent financial advisor who is regulated by the Financial Services Authority. MILLERS HAVE NOT TESTED ANY APPARATUS, EQUIPMENT, FITTING OR ANY SERVICES CONNECTED AND CANNOT VERIFY THAT THEY ARE IN WORKING ORDER, BUYER(S) ARE ADVISED TO OBTAIN VERIFICATION FROM THEIR SOLICITOR OR SURVEYOR. INTERNAL MEASUREMENTS HAVE A 65 High Street, Epping, Essex, CM16 4BA T : 01992 560555 F : 01992 570185 E : [email protected] W : www.millersepping.co.uk.

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