Kensal Rise, Derby 1 bed in a house share to rent - £400 pcm (£92 pw)

This stylish house offers on-street parking and a warm, welcoming communal entrance that immediately gives a sense of comfort and quality. Inside, you will find four beautifully presented rooms, each fully furnished with high-quality fixtures, generous storage, and a private bathroom for added privacy and convenience. There is a ground floor room and three bedrooms located upstairs.

The shared areas have been thoughtfully designed to create a pleasant and practical living environment. The large, fully equipped kitchen features modern appliances, plenty of storage, and ample workspace, making it ideal for cooking and dining. The communal sitting area provides a comfortable space to relax, socialise with housemates, or unwind after a long day. Throughout the property, the décor has been chosen with care to create a balance of contemporary style and homely warmth, offering an inviting and harmonious atmosphere.

The property is located on Kensal Rise, within easy reach of central Derby. Local bus stops on Ashbourne Road and Hounslow Road provide convenient links across the city and to nearby suburbs, ensuring easy access to local amenities, shops, and entertainment options. Derby train station is only a short distance away, offering excellent rail connections across the East Midlands and to major cities throughout the UK.

For those who drive, the on-street parking makes commuting simple and offers flexibility for weekend trips or daily travel. This property combines modern living with convenience, making it an excellent choice for professionals looking for a comfortable and well-connected home in Derby.

This property is available with a Deposit Free option which means that instead of paying a traditional five weeks security deposit, you pay a fee of 28% of the first months rent + VAT (subject to a minimum of £120 + VAT) to become a member of a deposit free renting scheme which significantly reduces the up-front costs. This fee is non-refundable and is not a deposit so cannot be used towards covering the cost of any future damage.