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Goodwyns Place, Tower Hill, Dorking, Dorking, Surrey, RH4 2AW £750 Goodwyns Place, Tower Hill, Dorking, Dorking, Surrey, RH4 2AW Available mid June 2019 £750 pcm Goodwyns Place, Tower Hill, Dorking, Dorking, Surrey, RH4 2AW AVAILABLE MID JUNE 2019 OFF STREET PARKING UNFURNISHED A SHORT DISTANCE OF THE TOWN CENTRE ONE BEDROOM SECOND FLOOR APARTMENT ENERGY RATING - D 171 High Street, Dorking, ELEVATED LOCATION COUNCIL TAX BAND - C Surrey, RH4 1AD COMMUNAL GROUNDS Tel: 01306 877618 [email protected] www.patrickgardner.com COMMUNAL ENTRANCE SITUATION Leading into a grand entrance hall with character features The property is situated at the top of Tower Hill a short distance from throughout. Wide stair case leading to the first floor landing then on Dorking Town with its comprehensive range of facilities and well to another staircase to the second floor with own front door. regarded range of local and national shops all within walking distance. SITTING/DINING ROOM 13' 1" x 11' 5" (4m x 3.5m) Bay window with television/phone Just outside Dorking Town the local area boasts some of the connections. Open plan to the kitchen. county’s finest cycling, walking and riding countryside with Leith Hill, Ranmore, Box Hill and Headley Heath all close by. KITCHEN 8' 6" x 5' 2" (2.6m x 1.6m) Tiled flooring with fitted units, washing Communications are well served with easy access on to the A24, machine, electric oven and hob, fridge. the M25 is accessed at junctions 8 and 9 (Reigate & Leatherhead) BATHROOM White suite with wood flooring and a shower over the bath. BEDROOM 15' 8" x 11' 1" (4.8m x 3.4m) Built in cupboards. COMMUNAL GROUNDS Large communal grounds mainly laid to lawn and residents off street parking. INFORMATION FOR TENANTS References We use the referencing company, Van Mildert. The most straightforward way to complete the reference form is via an online link that your Lettings Negotiator will send by e-mail. Rent Rent will be paid monthly in advance by bankers’ standing order set up to leave your account 3 days before the rent due date in order to allow funds to clear. Deposit A deposit of five weeks rental is held during the tenancy against damage and dilapidation Patrick Gardner & Co. are members of the Tenancy Deposit Scheme to safeguard your deposit. Inventory and schedule of condition A professional inventory clerk will check you into the property at the beginning of the tenancy. The charge for this is borne by the landlord. The landlord will also bear the cost of check-out at the end of the tenancy and it is the tenant responsibility to ensure the property is returned in the same condition as at check-in. Should your offer be agreed and you decide to proceed with a tenancy we require: A, refundable, holding deposit of one weeks’ rent at the beginning of negotiations. This amount will be deducted from your first months’ rent prior to the commencement of the tenancy. Please be aware that should you withdraw from the negotiations, or be unable to provide suitable references this amount is non-refundable. Please further note that until this initial amount is paid the property may continue to be offered for rental. To pay by Debit Card over the telephone please call 01306 877618 .
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