2 rooms flat of 111m² in Hart

A well presented two bedroom first floor apartment benefitting from recent refurbishment throughout. Accommodation comprises entrance hallway, large living/dining room, separate modern kitchen with appliances, master bedroom with dressing area, a further well proportioned bedroom and a brand new kitchen. The property benefits from being located within walking distance to both the Fleet mainline train station and the town centre. Externally the property benefits from a car-park, serving first-come first-serve parking. The M3, M25 and A30 are all easily accessible, ideal for commuters. Available 9th November 2020 on an unfurnished basis. Situated in the sought-after Seymour Court development, this beautifully presented two-bedroom apartment has been recently updated to a high standard. The highlight of the property is a brand-new, contemporary kitchen featuring sleek cabinetry and integrated appliances, opening onto a bright and spacious living area perfect for both relaxing and dining. Both bedrooms are well-proportioned, offering flexibility for use as guest space or a home office, and are served by a clean, modern three-piece bathroom. The flat is neutrally decorated throughout, ensuring a fresh and airy feel that is ready for immediate occupation. Seymour Court offers residents communal parking and well-maintained grounds, all within walking distance of Fleet’s high street and mainline station. With direct rail links to London Waterloo and easy access to the M3, this apartment is an ideal choice for professionals seeking modern living in a prime location. Minimum household income required for referencing: £45,000 A capped value Holding Deposit of £300, is required to reserve this property. Min Term 12 months. Rent does not include utilities, the tenancy deposit and any other permitted payments. 5 Week Deposit payable equals £1,500 which will be registered with the TDS. We are able to secure tenants fantastic deals for broadband and TV with Virgin Media through one of our third party platforms, please