4 bed student house to rent City Road, Sheffield, S2

This extremely spacious four double bedroom property is a perfect house share for students or professionals looking for accommodation for the 2024/25 academic year. £92 pppw = £398.67 ppm x4 = £1594.66 pcm for the whole bedrooms are large double rooms which is quite unusual in these types of houses where one room can be smaller!This property is in walking distance of the city centre, bus and train stations, as well as being very close to Norfolk Heritage the rear of the property is a living / dining room and off shot kitchen. The kitchen has a range of integrated units and an integrated oven, hob and extractor.Bedroom one is situated on the ground floor to the front of the property, this room has a very large bay window and looks to the front of the property. Bedroom two is situated on the first floor and looks to the rear of the property, this room benefits from built in storage and a sink. Bedroom three is also on the first floor and looks to the front of the property.Bedroom four is on the second floor and is a fabulous space, this room has a dormer window which provides lots of natural family bathroom is part tiled and benefits from a shower over the bath.A real feature of this property is the garden to the rear, having views over the city centre and a good sized lawned area, this is a great place to sit out in summer months!Council Tax Band: A (Sheffield City Council)Deposit: £1,840Holding Deposit: £368

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