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Week Commencing 29Th March 2021 The Scottish Government requires all private landlords to register with their local Council. The Register can be viewed on-line at Landlord the hub – your community action centre Registration Scotland www.landlordsregistrationscotland.gov.uk 24-26 Friars Vennel . Dumfries DG1 2RL MOVING DURING COVID-19 PERIOD Tel: 01387 269161 The Scottish Government has issued guidance that advises Email: [email protected] people can move into private sector tenancies and landlords Download this document at our website can let properties during Covid-19 where there is a housing need and where safe-distancing and personal protective equipment www.thehubdg.org.uk and hygiene levels are maintained. Dumfries and Galloway Dumfries & Galloway Rent Deposit Guarantee Scheme (RDGS) Private Sector Are you about to lose your home or in other housing need? Available Tenancies Are you on a low income or benefits? Do you need a deposit for a private rented sector tenancy? Week Commencing If yes then the RDGS may be able to help! 29th March 2021 The RDGS provides a rent deposit guarantee bond instead of This document is updated each week with an upfront cash deposit to private landlords. currently advertised available tenancies. To find out more contact the hub on 01387 269161 or Download a copy from our website at e-mail: [email protected] www.thehubdg.org.uk the hub – your community action centre 24-26 Friars Vennel, Dumfries DG1 2RL © the hub Dumfries and Galloway tel:01387 269161 email:[email protected] web:www.thehubdg.org.uk the hub Dumfries and Galloway a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation Scottish Charity Number SC043384 We receive funding from Dumfries and Galloway Council the hub – your community action centre Private Tenancies available this week:- Annandale & Eskdale Location Type No. of Rent EPC Contact No. Notes Bedrooms Rating Victoria Terrace Flat 2 £TBC D 0800 011 3447(free phone) Ground floor flat, you must be a DGHP applicant Kirkpatrick-Fleming to be considered for this property Shawhill Road Flat 3 £91.16 per week C 0800 011 3447(free phone) First floor flat, you must be a DGHP applicant to Annan be considered for this property High Street Bedsit - £100 per week + Deposit B 07957887509 Annan £450 LRN 102584/170/06480 Balgray House 1 £360 pcm E 01387 274380 (agent) No pets Lockerbie LRN 85470/170/27340 Scott Street Room - £390 pcm - 01461 205691 or 01387 248380 House of Multiple Occupancy. Shared Kitchen Annan (agent) LRN 45521/170/25470 and Bathroom facilities. No pets High Street Room - £400 pcm - 01461 205691 or 01387 248380 Shared accommodation Annan (agent) LRN 239954/170/14121 Queensberry Court Apartment 2 £425 pcm C 01461 205691 or 01387 248380 Drying area and designated parking. Pets at the Annan (agent) LRN 132640/170/06500 Landlord’s discretion High Street Flat 2 £425 pcm + CT + Utilities C 01461 205691 or 01387 248380 1st floor flat Lockerbie (agent) LRN 45521/170/25470 Port Street Flat 2 £425 pcm + Deposit £425 D 01461 205691 or 01387 248380 1st floor flat. Annan + CT + Utilities (agent) LRN 45521/170/25470 Kennels Road House 3 £430 pcm D 01228 792299 (agent) Garden Annan LRN 332270/170/07581 Port Street Flat 2 £435 pcm + Deposit £435 D 01461 205691 or 01387 248380 Ground floor flat Annan + CT + Utilities (agent) LRN 45521/170/25470 & 45534/170/25470 St Andrews Place Flat 1 £435 pcm + Deposit £500 E 07710 368036 (agent) Ground floor flat with garden Gretna LRN 102584/170/06480 Bank Street Flat 2 £435 pcm + Deposit £500 E 07710 368036 (agent) Annan LRN 102584/170/06480 Waterfoot Road Flat 2 £435 pcm + CT + Utilities D 01461 205691 or 01387 248380 1st floor flat with shared garden and on street Annan (agent) LRN 45521/170/25470 & parking 45534/170/25470 © the hub Dumfries & Galloway Weekly Private Sector Available Tenancies 2 the hub – your community action centre Park Place House 2 £450 pcm E 01461 205691 or 01387 248380 Garden Lockerbie (agent) LRN 280067/170/21261 Mansefield House Flat 2 £460 pcm + Deposit £400 C 01387 731931 (agent) Ground floor flat with off street parking Gretna LRN 85077/170/26070 Moffat Sheltered 1 £509 pcm - 0116 464 5032 or 07780970631 Sheltered housing for former members of our air Housing forces. Unfurnished, there is a Scheme Manager. Flats Ecclefechan Flat 3 Not Stated - 07850856425 Garden with drying green and parking. Will accept Lockerbie LRN 981473/170/21011 RDGS Upper Nithsdale Location Type No. of Rent EPC Contact No. Notes Bedrooms Rating Nigel Henderson Sheltered 1 £348.21 per month + CT - 0800 990 3405 Unfurnished 1st floor flat with gas central Court, Sanquhar Flat heating and communal garden Nithsdale Location Type No. of Rent EPC Contact No. Notes Bedrooms Rating St Mary Street Rooms - £90 per week- includes - 07860317323 Furnished. Can be let for short or long term. Dumfries Wi-Fi and Utilities LRN 342289/170/31551 No DSS Millburn Avenue Apartment 1 £425 pcm + CT + Utilities C 01387 248380 or 01461 205690 Ground floor apartment with garden and Dumfries + Deposit £425 (agent) LRN 942543/170/17101 drying green. No pets or smokers Rosemount Apartment 1 £450 pcm + CT + Utilities - 01387 257272 (agent) Communal gardens Court, Dumfries + Deposit £450 LRN 426677/170/09571 Primrose Street Flat 2 £450 pcm - 01387 730458 Garage and off-road parking area. No DSS, Dumfries LRN 1294798/170/30311 references required. Pets negotiable Kirkpatrick Court Flat 2 £475 pcm + Deposit £713 D 01387 257666 (agent) 2nd floor flat. Parking available. White goods Dumfries LRN 236044/170/10201 included. © the hub Dumfries & Galloway Weekly Private Sector Available Tenancies 3 the hub – your community action centre Catherine Street Flat 2 £495 pcm + CT + Utilities D 01387 257272 (agent) Dumfries + Deposit £990 LRN 178976/170/08100 Howat Terrace Flat 2 £500 pcm + CT + Utilities D 01387 257272 (agent) Ground floor flat. Garden and allocated Dumfries + Deposit £500 LRN 178976/170/08100 parking space Drumlanrig Street House 2 £550 pcm + Deposit £550 E 01387 731931 (agent) Garden and on street parking Thornhill LRN 635491/170/11121 Cameron Court House 2 £550 pcm + CT + Utilities C 01387 248380 or 01461 205691 Garden and off road parking. No pets or Heathhall + Deposit £825 (agent) LRN 1389326/170/23032 smokers Dumfries Dumfries Cottage 3 £550 pcm - 01387 710352 Garden LRN 20983/170/05240 Keir Mill Bungalow 2 £600 pcm + Deposit - 01387 731931 (agent) Garden. Pets at the Landlord’s discretion. Thornhill £1,000 LRN 41758/170/24340 Brooms Road House 5 £720 pcm + Deposit E 01387 257666 (agent) Garden Dumfries £1,000 LRN 73391/170/22160 Keir Farmhouse 3/4 £800 pcm + Deposit - 01387 731931 (agent) Garden and garage Thornhill £1,000 LRN 166575/170/22200 Dumfries Various - Varying prices - 07988667840 Will accept RDGS LRN 27418/170/12420 Stewartry Location Type No. of Rent EPC Contact No. Notes Bedrooms Rating © the hub Dumfries & Galloway Weekly Private Sector Available Tenancies 4 the hub – your community action centre Wigtown Location Type No. of Rent EPC Contact No. Notes Bedrooms Rating St John Street Studio Flat - £250 pcm + Deposit £250 D 01671 402104 (agent) 2 References required Stranraer LRN 576579/170/24081 Bridge Street Flat 1 £325 pcm E 01671 402104 (agent) Ground floor flat with on street parking. 2 Stranraer LRN 1052944/170/05061 references required per applicant Newton Stewart Flat 1 £325 pcm + Deposit £650 D 01671 404100 (agent) Garden + CT + Utilities LRN 153373/170/16520 Bridge Street Flat 2 £400 pcm + CT + Utilities E 01671 402104 (agent) On street parking. 2 references required per Stranraer + Deposit £400 LRN 1052944/170/05061 applicant York Road Flat 2 £450 pcm + CT + Utilities E 01671 402104 (agent) Ample parking and drying area. 2 references Newton Stewart + Deposit £450 LRN 479176/176/22531 required per applicant Alfred Place House 3 £475 pcm + Deposit £500 F 01387 731931 (agent) Newton Stewart LRN 118871/170/02260 York Road Flat 2 £495 pcm + CT + Utilities C 01671 402104 (agent) Ample parking and communal gardens. 2 Newton Stewart + Deposit £495 LRN 945142/170/24101 references required per applicant EPC = Energy Performance Certificate Rating © the hub Dumfries & Galloway Weekly Private Sector Available Tenancies 5 the hub – your community action centre Housing Associations/ Registered Social landlords (RSL’s) Homes4D&G Homes4D&G is the name of the common housing register for Dumfries and Galloway. The common housing register is a streamlined process for applying for social rented housing in this region. It is a single computer-based waiting list which all four landlords in Dumfries and Galloway will use to register applicants for housing. These are Dumfries and Galloway Housing Partnership (DGHP), Home Scotland, Cunningham Housing Association and Irvine Housing. You only need to complete one application form and to be considered for housing with all four registered social landlords working in this region. Loreburn Housing Association are not part of this system so you still need to register with them to bid online for any social rented houses or mid-market rent properties they have available. There are several ways you can contact Homes4D&G. By calling in at one of the partner landlords offices and talking to advisors about Homes4D&G; By Post at - Homes4D&G, Freepost RTHU-YA SL-XCJC, DG12 6AJ By telephone - Homes4D&G can be contacted from 8.00am until 7.00pm Monday to Friday on 0300 123 1230. By email at [email protected] (Please note advisers are only available to reply during office hours) Agency Name Area Address Telephone No Website Email Dumfries & Galloway
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