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Homes Let in North Devon from 1St December 2019 to 31St January 2020 Homes let in North Devon from 1st December 2019 to 31st January 2020 Bid Band of position of Number of Property successful Band start successful Number Let date bedrooms type Accessibility Sheltered Address Area applicant date applicant of bids 20/01/2020 1 Flat 3-Step Free Y Mariners Close Braunton BandE 23/09/2019 1 1 28/01/2020 1 Flat 5-General Needs Y Wilder Park Ilfracombe BandD 07/04/2015 3 30 31/01/2020 2 Flat 4-Max 3 Steps N Forches Avenue Barnstaple BandC 17/06/2019 7 26 06/01/2020 1 Bungalow 4-Max 3 Steps Y Jubilee Gardens North Molton BandB 05/09/2019 2 57 21/01/2020 2 Flat 5-General Needs N Pill Gardens Braunton BandD 25/10/2019 6 18 28/01/2020 1 Flat 5-General Needs N The Hermitage Ilfracombe BandC 22/05/2017 5 44 Royal Charter 05/12/2019 2 House 5-General Needs N Park Chulmleigh BandB 02/07/2018 1 39 29/01/2020 1 Flat 5-General Needs N St Josephs Close Barnstaple BandB 19/06/2018 3 114 13/12/2019 2 House 5-General Needs N Longland Close Goodleigh BandC 05/09/2019 9 60 17/01/2020 2 Flat 5-General Needs N North Green Barnstaple BandB 19/08/2019 1 29 27/01/2020 2 Flat 5-General Needs N Barn Park Braunton BandD 12/12/2019 3 11 24/01/2020 1 Flat 5-General Needs N Rackfield Court Barnstaple BandC 11/10/2019 23 83 20/01/2020 2 Flat 4-Max 3 Steps N Gould Close Barnstaple BandB 13/01/2020 2 39 14/01/2020 2 Flat 5-General Needs N Congrams Close Barnstaple BandB 12/07/2019 1 34 06/01/2020 1 Flat 5-General Needs Y Pathfield Lawn Barnstaple BandC 12/12/2019 3 54 09/12/2019 2 House 5-General Needs N Langley Gardens Chulmleigh BandD 17/09/2019 9 20 12/12/2019 3 House 5-General Needs N Hughes Avenue Barnstaple BandB 22/10/2019 1 52 13/01/2020 2 House 5-General Needs N Meadow Brook Barnstaple BandB 02/12/2019 8 107 29/01/2020 2 Flat 5-General Needs N St Josephs Close Barnstaple BandD 17/12/2018 2 9 09/12/2019 3 House 5-General Needs N Sunflower Rd Barnstaple BandC 22/08/2018 8 61 03/12/2019 2 House 5-General Needs N Beech Grove South Molton BandC 29/07/2019 9 38 Normandy 10/12/2019 1 Flat 3-Step Free Y House Barnstaple BandB 30/07/2019 1 1 Heanton 16/12/2019 1 House 5-General Needs N Marshland Court Punchardon BandD 11/10/2019 149 240 Heanton 02/01/2020 1 House 5-General Needs N Marshland Court Punchardon BandD 11/10/2019 149 240 Heanton 09/01/2020 1 House 5-General Needs N Marshland Court Punchardon BandD 11/10/2019 149 240 04/12/2019 3 House 5-General Needs N Lapwing Grove Fremington BandC 04/06/2018 11 117 Queen Annes 05/12/2019 1 Flat 5-General Needs Y Court Barnstaple BandD 19/09/2019 3 13 29/01/2020 1 Flat 4-Max 3 Steps N Rookery Grove Barnstaple BandB 30/05/2019 12 279 29/01/2020 1 Flat 5-General Needs N Rookery Grove Barnstaple BandB 30/07/2019 17 246 03/12/2019 3 House 5-General Needs N Rookery Grove Barnstaple BandB 04/09/2019 6 157 03/12/2019 2 House 5-General Needs N Rookery Grove Barnstaple BandC 19/12/2017 21 199 27/01/2020 2 House 5-General Needs N Longland Close Goodleigh BandC 14/01/2019 5 55 02/12/2019 1 Bungalow 3-Step Free N Beacon Rise Chulmleigh BandD 12/07/2019 20 46 29/01/2020 2 House 5-General Needs N Ash Drive South Molton BandC 08/10/2019 9 42 1-Wheelchair Bingham 16/12/2019 2 Bungalow Accessible N Crescent Barnstaple BandB 31/05/2018 1 47 29/01/2020 3 House 5-General Needs N Glenwood Drive Barnstaple BandC 27/07/2018 8 93 Bingham 09/12/2019 3 House 5-General Needs N Crescent Barnstaple BandC 04/05/2018 4 78 Charles Dart 13/12/2019 1 Bungalow 4-Max 3 Steps N Crescent Barnstaple BandB 18/04/2017 2 170 20/12/2019 2 Flat 4-Max 3 Steps N Tewsley Close Barnstaple BandC 16/09/2019 7 58 16/12/2019 2 Flat 3-Step Free N Goodleigh View Barnstaple BandC 26/04/2019 5 38 29/01/2020 1 Flat 4-Max 3 Steps N Ash Drive South Molton BandC 09/10/2019 11 53 29/01/2020 4 House 5-General Needs N Ash Drive South Molton BandB 31/05/2019 1 62 24/01/2020 2 Flat 5-General Needs N Congrams Close Barnstaple BandD 29/10/2019 7 14 17/01/2020 2 House 5-General Needs N Gould Road Barnstaple BandB 16/09/2019 4 78 24/12/2019 2 Bungalow 4-Max 3 Steps N Mayflower Close Chittlehampton BandB 12/07/2019 2 23 29/01/2020 3 House 5-General Needs N Rookery Grove Barnstaple BandB 26/11/2019 4 69 29/01/2020 2 House 5-General Needs N Rookery Grove Barnstaple BandC 06/11/2018 7 71 29/01/2020 2 House 5-General Needs N Rookery Grove Barnstaple BandB 17/06/2019 1 73 06/01/2020 3 Flat 5-General Needs N Burnside Ilfracombe BandB 10/07/2019 1 11 24/01/2020 3 House 5-General Needs N Pound Close Burrington BandE 19/08/2018 28 38 23/12/2019 1 Flat 3-Step Free N Staddon Close Braunton BandB 05/08/2019 3 74 30/12/2019 2 House 5-General Needs N Concorde Drive Barnstaple BandC 02/07/2019 6 57 24/12/2019 3 House 3-Step Free N Lethaby Road Barnstaple BandC 14/06/2018 4 64 03/01/2020 4 House 5-General Needs N Butts Close Witheridge BandC 28/10/2015 11 57 20/12/2019 4 Maisonette 5-General Needs N Burnside Road Ilfracombe BandD 18/06/2019 1 1 29/01/2020 3 House 5-General Needs N Beech Grove South Molton BandB 23/10/2019 1 45 20/12/2019 2 House 5-General Needs N Brewer Road Barnstaple BandB 12/07/2019 2 91 Broadmead Lynton and 27/01/2020 2 Flat 5-General Needs N Gardens Lynmouth BandD 01/10/2019 12 29 15/01/2020 1 Flat 5-General Needs N Sea King Close Fremington BandD 14/04/2019 25 55 31/01/2020 2 House 5-General Needs N Jordan Close Barnstaple BandB 06/01/2020 4 112 Number of Lets by Number of Bedroom and Band 12 11 10 10 8 7 7 6 6 5 5 4 4 2 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 Bed 2 Bed 3 Bed 4 Bed BandB BandC BandD BandE Average Number of Bids by Property Type and Size 300 250 240 200 150 100 91 81 74 77 60 50 35 28 11 1 0 1 Bed 2 Bed 3 Bed 4 Bed Bungalow Flat House Maisonette .
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