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Homes Let in Plymouth in the Month of March 2019 Homes let in Plymouth in the month of March 2019 Let date Number of bedrooms Property type Sheltered Address Area Accessibility category Band of successful applicant Band start date Number of bids Bid position of successful applicant 04-Mar-19 1 Bed Flat N Albert Road Devonport General Needs Band D 12/09/2018 3 2 04-Mar-19 1 Bed Bedsit Y Whin Bank Road Crownhill Max 3 Steps Band C 29/09/2018 7 2 04-Mar-19 1 Bed Bungalow N Wythburn Gardens Estover Max 3 Steps Band B 05/09/2017 69 2 04-Mar-19 1 Bed Flat N Boscastle Gardens Manadon General Needs Band C 30/11/2017 235 19 04-Mar-19 1 Bed Flat Y Belmont Court Stoke General Needs Band E 05/02/2018 7 6 04-Mar-19 1 Bed Bungalow N Redhill Close Ernesettle Step Free Band C 05/12/2018 32 9 04-Mar-19 1 Bed Flat N Budshead Road Whitleigh General Needs Band B 23/08/2018 236 11 04-Mar-19 1 Bed Flat N Landulph Gardens Barne Barton General Needs Band B 13/02/2017 141 1 04-Mar-19 1 Bed Flat N St Marys Street Stonehouse General Needs Band D 09/06/2017 102 19 04-Mar-19 1 Bed Flat N Plym Street City Centre Step Free Band C 09/05/2018 194 24 05-Mar-19 1 Bed Flat N River View City Centre General Needs Band B 05/10/2017 194 2 06-Mar-19 1 Bed Maisonette N Adelaide Street Stonehouse General Needs Band B 20/08/2018 157 6 11-Mar-19 1 Bed Flat N Eggbuckland Road Eggbuckland General Needs Band C 14/09/2016 196 10 11-Mar-19 1 Bed Flat N Albert Road Devonport General Needs Band D 18/07/2018 1 1 11-Mar-19 1 Bed Flat N Buckwell Street City Centre Step Free Band B 20/11/2018 121 13 11-Mar-19 1 Bed Flat N Ham Drive Ham General Needs Band B 21/07/2014 272 1 11-Mar-19 1 Bed Flat N How Street City Centre General Needs Band B 03/10/2018 188 11 11-Mar-19 1 Bed Bungalow N Grimspound Close Leigham & Mainstone Max 3 Steps Band D 07/09/2017 41 16 11-Mar-19 1 Bed Flat N Cecil Street Stonehouse Step Free Band B 07/01/2019 110 8 11-Mar-19 1 Bed Flat N Marlborough House Devonport General Needs Band D 19/03/2016 115 28 11-Mar-19 1 Bed Flat N Whitleigh Court Whitleigh General Needs Band D 12/09/2018 114 74 13-Mar-19 1 Bed Flat N New Friars Court City Centre Max 3 Steps Band C 03/01/2018 28 3 13-Mar-19 1 Bed Flat N Clarence Place Morice Town General Needs Band C 01/02/2017 143 12 14-Mar-19 1 Bed Flat N Monmouth Court Stonehouse General Needs Band D 20/07/2015 111 38 18-Mar-19 1 Bed Flat N Clarence Court Stonehouse General Needs Band B 25/01/2019 1 1 18-Mar-19 1 Bed Bedsit N Tamar House Devonport General Needs Band D 09/08/2011 3 1 18-Mar-19 1 Bed Flat N Union Street Stonehouse General Needs Band D 03/04/2017 4 3 18-Mar-19 1 Bed Flat N Acklington Place Ernesettle General Needs Band B 09/07/2018 216 7 18-Mar-19 1 Bed Flat N Flora Court Stonehouse General Needs Band D 18/01/2018 1 1 18-Mar-19 1 Bed Bungalow N Tangmere Avenue Ernesettle Max 3 Steps Band B 09/07/2018 52 2 18-Mar-19 1 Bed Flat Y Whin Bank Road Crownhill Max 3 Steps Band C 27/03/2017 14 2 18-Mar-19 1 Bed Bungalow N Thurlestone Walk Leigham & Mainstone Part Wheelchair Band C 16/12/2018 41 10 18-Mar-19 1 Bed Bungalow N Chaucer Way Manadon Step Free Band C 24/07/2018 40 7 18-Mar-19 1 Bed Flat N Wolseley Road Keyham General Needs Band C 19/11/2018 246 28 18-Mar-19 1 Bed Flat N Belmont Place Stoke General Needs Band B 07/12/2015 209 1 18-Mar-19 1 Bed Bungalow N St Maurice Road Plympton St Maurice General Needs Band B 15/10/2018 1 1 18-Mar-19 1 Bed Flat Y St Thereses Court Devonport Max 3 Steps Band D 25/07/2018 77 41 25-Mar-19 1 Bed Flat N Uxbridge Drive Ernesettle General Needs Band B 14/08/2018 140 5 25-Mar-19 1 Bed Flat N Halcyon Court North Prospect Max 3 Steps Band C 22/08/2018 87 11 25-Mar-19 1 Bed Flat N Lipson Court Lipson & Laira General Needs Band B 18/01/2019 122 4 25-Mar-19 1 Bed Bungalow N Farm Lane Honicknowle Step Free Band B 11/06/2018 49 4 25-Mar-19 1 Bed Flat N Rosevean Court Mutley & Greenbank General Needs Band D 18/12/2013 203 23 25-Mar-19 1 Bed Bungalow N Frogmore Court Eggbuckland General Needs Band B 06/09/2012 66 1 25-Mar-19 1 Bed Bungalow N Ruskin Crescent Crownhill General Needs Band E 13/09/2018 1 1 25-Mar-19 1 Bed Flat Y Ron King House Stonehouse Step Free Band A 11/02/2019 18 1 25-Mar-19 1 Bed Bungalow N Ham Drive Ham Max 3 Steps Band D 27/07/2017 68 37 25-Mar-19 1 Bed Bungalow N Kendal Place Whitleigh Max 3 Steps Band D 15/07/2010 26 7 25-Mar-19 1 Bed Flat Y Whin Bank Road Crownhill General Needs Band D 04/07/2018 16 4 28-Mar-19 1 Bed Flat Y Hoegate Court City Centre General Needs Band B 04/07/2016 22 1 28-Mar-19 1 Bed Flat Y Compton Leigh Hartley & Mannamead Max 3 Steps Band C 26/07/2017 34 3 04-Mar-19 2 Bed Flat N Foxtor Close Honicknowle General Needs Band C 26/11/2018 30 5 04-Mar-19 2 Bed House N Keswick Crescent Estover General Needs Band B 16/07/2018 239 3 04-Mar-19 2 Bed Flat N Lipstone Crescent Lipson & Laira General Needs Band C 20/06/2018 37 6 04-Mar-19 2 Bed Flat N Kinnaird Crescent Southway General Needs Band C 08/01/2019 14 4 04-Mar-19 2 Bed Flat N Ringmore Way Honicknowle Max 3 Steps Band C 21/08/2018 21 1 04-Mar-19 2 Bed Flat N Winchester Gardens Whitleigh General Needs Band B 18/09/2018 167 3 06-Mar-19 2 Bed Flat Y Spire Court Efford Step Free Band C 16/11/2018 1 1 07-Mar-19 2 Bed House N Henry Avent Gardens Elburton & Dunstone General Needs Band B 10/06/2018 290 6 11-Mar-19 2 Bed Flat N Tamar House Devonport General Needs Band C 03/01/2019 7 3 11-Mar-19 2 Bed Flat N Notte Street City Centre General Needs Band C 19/10/2018 57 13 11-Mar-19 2 Bed Flat N Keyham Road Keyham General Needs Band C 06/10/2018 19 1 11-Mar-19 2 Bed Flat N Grassendale Avenue North Prospect General Needs Band B 28/01/2019 71 4 11-Mar-19 2 Bed Flat N Fletemoor Road St Budeaux General Needs Band C 22/02/2018 52 7 11-Mar-19 2 Bed Flat N Shrewsbury Road Whitleigh General Needs Band C 20/07/2018 90 21 18-Mar-19 2 Bed Flat N Union Street Stonehouse General Needs Band C 09/10/2018 1 1 18-Mar-19 2 Bed Flat N Wingfield Road Stoke General Needs Band B 28/08/2018 50 3 18-Mar-19 2 Bed Flat N Charles Darwin Road Devonport General Needs Band B 04/10/2018 145 3 18-Mar-19 2 Bed House N Delamere Road Eggbuckland General Needs Band B 05/01/2019 249 6 20-Mar-19 2 Bed House N Elliott Road City Centre General Needs Band B 27/02/2018 141 1 21-Mar-19 2 Bed Flat N Union Street City Centre General Needs Band C 17/10/2018 19 2 25-Mar-19 2 Bed Flat N Brayford Close Honicknowle General Needs Band C 12/11/2018 38 5 25-Mar-19 2 Bed Flat N St Pancras Avenue Beacon Park & Pennycross General Needs Band C 30/11/2017 227 14 25-Mar-19 2 Bed Flat N Brentford Avenue Whitleigh General Needs Band C 09/07/2018 195 14 25-Mar-19 2 Bed Flat N Kenley Gardens Ernesettle General Needs Band B 20/08/2018 91 2 25-Mar-19 2 Bed Flat N Lipstone Crescent Lipson & Laira General Needs Band C 06/12/2018 38 10 25-Mar-19 2 Bed House N Delamere Road Eggbuckland General Needs Band C 05/05/2015 262 17 25-Mar-19 2 Bed Bungalow N Coltishall Close Ernesettle Max 3 Steps Band C 14/12/2017 11 7 26-Mar-19 2 Bed Flat N River View City Centre General Needs Band D 12/12/2017 37 13 04-Mar-19 3 Bed House N Foxfield Close Lipson & Laira General Needs Band B 08/11/2018 64 3 04-Mar-19 3 Bed Flat N Vauxhall Court City Centre General Needs Band B 29/11/2018 35 2 07-Mar-19 3 Bed House N Henry Avent Gardens Elburton & Dunstone General Needs Band B 26/10/2018 215 9 11-Mar-19 3 Bed House N Collin Close St Budeaux General Needs Band B 01/04/2018 155 2 11-Mar-19 3 Bed House N Bampfylde Way Southway General Needs Band B 09/01/2019 200 2 12-Mar-19 3 Bed House N Norfolk Close Lipson & Laira General Needs Band B 14/08/2017 190 1 18-Mar-19 3 Bed House N Beacon Park Road Beacon Park & Pennycross General Needs Band B 21/03/2018 1 1 18-Mar-19 3 Bed House N Waldland Gardens Southway General Needs Band C 18/01/2016 167 9 18-Mar-19 3 Bed House N Wordsworth Crescent North Prospect General Needs Band C 20/05/2016 216 9 25-Mar-19 3 Bed House N Biddick Drive Keyham General Needs Band B 21/01/2019 210 9 25-Mar-19 3 Bed House N Churchstow Walk Leigham & Mainstone General Needs Band B 30/05/2018 370 17 08-Mar-19 4 Bed House N Wall Street Devonport General Needs Band B 19/09/2017 109 5 18-Mar-19 4 Bed Flat N Exeter Street East End General Needs Band D 01/11/2018 18 16 1 19 1 B E D 13 15 2 NUMBER OF LETS BY NUMBER OF BEDROOMS AND BAND 0 9 2 B E D 18 Band A 1 Band B 0 Band C 0 Band D 9 3 B E D Band E 2 0 0 0 1 4 B E D 0 1 0 5 41 1 B E D 112 0 AVERAGE NUMBER OF BIDS BY PROPERTY TYPE AND SIZE 157 0 11 2 B E D Bedsit 64 Bungalow 236 0 Flat House Maisonette 0 0 3 B E D 35 179 0 0 0 4 B E D 18 109 0 .
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