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Apartment
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for rent
£ 825
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Nether Hall, Doncaster, DN1
Old Denaby Doncaster
· 2 Bedrooms · 1 Bath · Apartment
· Equipped kitchen
Old Denaby Doncaster · 2 Bedrooms · 1 Bath · Apartment · Equipped kitchen
Property Reference: 3096343. 2 BEDROOM FLOOR…. We are pleased to offer this furnished ground floor 2 bedroom flat which is located in the heart of Doncaster and close to all local amenities and Doncaster town centre.Bills included in the rent are, hot water, cold water and internet all paid for by the landlord. Tenants are only responsible for the electric bill, which is paid for on a pay as you go basis and the council tax.Situated on the ground floor the flat has been renovated and finished to an extremely high standard and briefly comprises of a open plan living room and kitchen which includes washing machine and fridge freezer, two double bedrooms and bathroom featuring a rainfall shower. Early records indicate that Nether Hall has been in Doncaster since the early 15th century dating back to the reign of Henry V1. The hall was the centre of a large country estate which was originally owned by the Sewer family and later the Harrington family. The estate passed to the Copley family
Property Reference: 3096343. 2 BEDROOM FLOOR…. We are pleased to offer this furnished ground floor 2 bedroom flat which is located in the heart of Doncaster and close to all local amenities and Doncaster town centre.Bills included in the rent are, hot water, cold water and internet all paid for by the landlord. Tenants are only responsible for the electric bill, which is paid for on a pay as you go basis and the council tax.Situated on the ground floor the flat has been renovated and finished to an extremely high standard and briefly comprises of a open plan living room and kitchen which includes washing machine and fridge freezer, two double bedrooms and bathroom featuring a rainfall shower. Early records indicate that Nether Hall has been in Doncaster since the early 15th century dating back to the reign of Henry V1. The hall was the centre of a large country estate which was originally owned by the Sewer family and later the Harrington family. The estate passed to the Copley family
£ 825