4 bed student house to rent Ecclesall Road, Sheffield, S11

Available JUL 25! Perfect student or professional house share - bills package is available with Unihomes!This fantastic four double bedroom fully furnished property is in a great location situated right on Ecclesall Rd, within walking distance of Broomhill, London Rd and the city centre, close to a fabulous range of amenities including shops, cafes, bars and restaurants - perfect for students or professionals!The property is set over three floors and comprises an entrance hallway with utility room housing a washing machine, sink and integrated storage, you then come up to the first floor where you have a large open plan lounge / dining / kitchen area. The kitchen is very spacious with a range of integrated units and a mixture of integrated and free standing appliances. A large breakfast bar provides the perfect social space.Bedrooms one and two are great size doubles looking to the front of the property, one of the bedrooms benefits from a washbasin. The family bathroom is also situated on the first floor and is a great size with white three piece suite and shower over the the second floor are bedrooms three and four, again fabulous size doubles, being under the eaves gives them a unique feel and large veluxe windows allow lots of natural light.A yard area is located at the rear of the property.Council Tax Band: A (Sheffield City Council)Deposit: £1,780Holding Deposit: £356

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