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New properties will be added daily. Please check individual adverts for closing dates Studio flat ref no: 452 Location:Frome Court, Longmead Independent living for the over 55's, Lift, Shared garden, Way, Tonbridge central heating, flush floor shower. Local shops and bus Landlord:Clarion Housing service to Tonbridge Town for Tonbridge Train station & Social Rent:£392.82 pm Shops. Large Park close by. Rental payment due at sign Service Charge:£177.28 pm up. (£30.98 pm of which is not eligible for benefit) Bidding closes:29 Sep 2021 Studio flat ref no: 542 Location:Rectory Close, Snodland Independent living for the over 55's. 1st floor studio Landlord:Clarion Housing flat with flush floor shower. Lift available. Close to local Social Rent:£385.32 pm shops and bus service to other amenities. Short walk Service Charge:£222.83 pm to Snodland train station. Council Tax Band A. No pets (£30.98 pm of which is not eligible for allowed. Rental payment due at sign up. benefit) Bidding closes:29 Sep 2021 Studio flat ref no: 645 Location:Frome Court, Tonbridge Independent living for the over 55's. Studio flat, 1st floor, Landlord:Clarion Housing lift available. Flush floor shower. No pets allowed. Local Social Rent:£392.82 pm Shops, Church and Large Park all close by.Council Tax Service Charge:£208.26 pm Band A. Bus service to other amenities. Rental payment (£30.98 pm of which is not eligible for due at sign up. benefit) Bidding closes:30 Sep 2021 Studio flat ref no: 648 Location:Frome Court, Tonbridge Independent living for the over 55's. Studio flat, 1st floor, Landlord:Clarion Housing lift available. Flush floor shower. No pets allowed. Local Social Rent:£392.82 pm Shops, Church and Large Park all close by.Council Tax Service Charge:£208.26 pm Band A. Bus service to other amenities. Rental payment (£30.98 pm of which is not eligible for due at sign up. benefit) Bidding closes:30 Sep 2021 1 bed bungalow ref no: 541 Location:Plover Road, Larkfield 1 Bed Bungalow, Wet room, Shared garden pets with Landlord:Clarion Housing permission. Gas central heating EPC rating C. Close to Social Rent:£426.44 pm Shops and Library, on a bus route for all other amenities. Bidding closes:29 Sep 2021 Rental payment due at sign up. 1 bed flat ref no: 468 Location:Trinity Court, Aylesford 1 Bed 1st floor Flat no lift. Limited parking bays. Standard Landlord:Clarion Housing bathroom. Available for applicants aged 55 and over only. Affordable Rent:£527.80 pm Uphill ramped path to flats from road - not suitable for Bidding closes:29 Sep 2021 applicants with limited mobility. Close to local shops but limited bus routes. Train station within walking distance. Rental payment due at sign up. 1 bed flat ref no: 508 Location:Bow Road, Tonbridge Independent Living for the over 55's. 1 bed 1st floor flat. Landlord:Clarion Housing No Lift, Off road parking. Close to Wateringbury Station, Social Rent:£376.70 pm On Bus route. Local Shop. Rental Payment due at sign Bidding closes:29 Sep 2021 up. 1 bed flat ref no: 657 Location:Frome Court, Tonbridge Ground Floor 1 Bed Flat in the mews. Gas central Landlord:Clarion Housing heating, EPC rating D. Bath with shower over. Off road Social Rent:£456.39 pm parking. Picture depicts style not actual property. Local Service Charge:£5.08 pm Shops, Church, Large park, On bus route for all other Bidding closes:30 Sep 2021 amenities. Rental payment due at sign up. 1 bed flat ref no: 662 Location:Town Lock House, Lyons Independent living for the over 55's. Ground floor flat Crescent, Tonbridge with a wet room. Storage heating EPC rating C. Lift. Landlord:Clarion Housing Wheelchair accessible. No pets allowed. Close to town Social Rent:£434.33 pm centre and bus service to other amenities. Council Tax Service Charge:£212.66 pm Band B. Rental Payment due at sign up. (£30.98 pm of which is not eligible for benefit) Bidding closes:30 Sep 2021 1 bed flat ref no: 663 Location:Town Lock House, Independent living for the over 55's. 2nd floor flat with Tonbridge a wet room. Storage heating. Lift. No pets allowed. Landlord:Clarion Housing Wheelchair accessible. Close to town centre and bus Social Rent:£434.33 pm service to other amenities. Council Tax Band B. Rental Service Charge:£212.66 pm Payment due at sign up. (£30.98 pm of which is not eligible for benefit) Bidding closes:30 Sep 2021 1 bed flat ref no: 886 Location:Block C, 9 Crabapple Road, 1 Bedroom 3rd floor flat with lift to all floors, gas central Tonbridge heating double glazed throughout, door entry system, Landlord:Moat Homes Ltd NO parking space, close to all local amenities Local. Affordable Rent:£141.46 pw Successful applicants must pay first weeks rent in Service Charge:£18.39 pw advance plus occupation charge (if applicable). Bidding closes:04 Oct 2021 1 bed studio ref no: 458 Location:St Marys Court, West Ground floor studio with wet room. Gas central heating, Malling EPC rating D. Short walk to West Malling High street for Landlord:Clarion Housing shops and restaurants , Local Church, On bus route and Social Rent:£385.32 pm good transport links to London, Via West Malling Train Service Charge:£211.67 pm Station. Communal Gardens. Rental payments will be due (£30.98 pm of which is not eligible for at sign up. benefit) Bidding closes:29 Sep 2021 2 bed flat ref no: 459 Location:Woodlands Road, Ditton 1st floor 2 bed flat, Central heating, on road parking, Landlord:Clarion Housing garden via shared access. Local shops, schools and Affordable Rent:£532.70 pm public transport. Rental payment due at sign up. Bidding closes:29 Sep 2021 2 bed flat ref no: 509 Location:Eaton Place, Larkfield, Shared garden, gas central heating, bath, energy Aylesford performance B. Landlord:Hyde Housing Association Two bedroom ground floor flat with car parking space. Affordable Rent:£134.95 pw Bidding closes:29 Sep 2021 2 bed flat ref no: 618 Location:Price Close, West Malling 2 bed second floor flat, preference given to households Landlord:Orbit Housing Association with an evidenced need for two bedrooms. Rent is subject Affordable Rent:£148.05 pw to change. Provisionally available 11/10/2021 Service Charge:£28.26 pw Bidding closes:01 Oct 2021 2 bed flat ref no: 660 Location:Hamble Road, Tonbridge 2 Bed 2nd floor, Maisonette set over two levels. Three Landlord:Clarion Housing flights of stairs, no lift. Close to local shops, schools, Social Rent:£425.66 pm doctors. Good bus service. Church, Park. Rental payment Bidding closes:30 Sep 2021 will be due at sign up. Council tax band B. 2 bed flat ref no: 708 Location:80 Hawley Drive, 2 bed second floor flat, preference given to households Leybourne, West Malling with an evidenced need for two bedrooms. Rent is subject Landlord:Orbit Housing Association to change. Available. Affordable Rent:£135.17 pw Service Charge:£22.39 pw Bidding closes:01 Oct 2021 2 bed flat ref no: 751 Location:Becket Court, Tonbridge Independent living for the over 55's 2-bedroom first floor Landlord:Clarion Housing flat, with lift. Central heating. Bath with shower over. Good Social Rent:£526.67 pm Transport links with Tonbridge Station over the Road. Service Charge:£234.86 pm Short walk into the town center. Rental payment due at (£30.98 pm of which is not eligible for sign up. benefit) Bidding closes:01 Oct 2021 2 bed house ref no: 715 Location:Churchfield, Snodland, Kent Two bedroom semi-detached house. Built 1995. Double Landlord:Moat Homes Ltd glazing, gas central heating, driveway, own garden. Social Rent:£99.16 pw Situated in close proximity to Snodland Station and Local Service Charge:£1.74 pw Schools & Amenities. Available End-October. Applicant Bidding closes:01 Oct 2021 may be required to view at short notice and first weeks rent must be paid in advance plus occupation charge if it applies. Tonbridge Area Feedback Report Advertised Date Advert Ref Property Type Location Bids Band/Points Priority Date 04 Jun 2021 367 1 bed flat Hunt Road, Tonbridge 42 B 07 Oct 2020 10 Jun 2021 717 1 bed flat Whitelake Road, Tonbridge 33 B 28 Sep 2020 17 Jun 2021 181 2 bed house Gainsborough Gardens, Tonbridge 92 A 12 Apr 2021 13 Jul 2021 472 2 bed flat Discovery Drive, Kings Hill 67 A 08 Jan 2020 28 Jul 2021 508 1 bed flat St Augustine House, Tonbridge 3 B 25 May 2021 17 Aug 2021 663 2 bed house Eccles Close, Aylesford 92 A 26 Mar 2021 03 Sep 2021 11 2 bed flat Lawson House, Martin Square, Larkfield 2 A 17 Feb 2021 06 Sep 2021 62 studio flat Frome Court, Tonbridge 1 Withdrawn 06 Sep 2021 77 1 bed studio Rectory Close, Snodland 0 Withdrawn 09 Sep 2021 450 studio flat Mary Magdalene House, Tonbridge 1 Withdrawn.
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