4 bed student house to rent Salisbury Road, Sheffield, S10

Available SEP 25! Perfect student or professional house share!This fantastic four double bedroom property is in a great location within walking distance of Walkley, Crookes and Broomhill, close to a fabulous range of local amenities including shops, cafes, bars and restaurants - perfect for students or professionals!The property comprises a large lounge that looks to the front of the property and a separate dining / kitchen looking over 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 the first floor looking to the front of the property you have the first great sized double bedroom with built in storage, the second double bedroom looks to the main bathroom is a great size and is part tiled with a large walk in shower cubicle and heated towel 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 garden (with shared access) is located to the rear of the property.Council Tax Band: A (Sheffield City Council)Deposit: £1,560Holding Deposit: £360

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