***** No Deposit Option Available *****

Normie are delighted to offer this attractive two-bedroom apartment, recently refurbished, situated on the third floor (top floor) of the sought-after St. Pauls Rise development on St. Paul's Road, offers a prime location. Nestled within walking distance of Kersal Dale, Broughton Park, and Kersal Moor, this flat boasts the convenience of being just a ten-minute drive from Manchester City Centre, Prestwich Village, and the motorway network. Additionally, you'll find a variety of restaurants and supermarkets just a quick 2-minute stroll away. Upon entering, you'll find a main communal hallway that leads to the apartment's entrance hallway. Inside, the living space is designed in an open-plan layout, combining the lounge and dining area seamlessly. The modern kitchen is well-equipped and perfect for dining in. There's also a utility cupboard with ample space for a dryer, adding to the convenience in the entrance hallway. The apartment features two generously sized double bedrooms, offering plenty of room for your comfort. The stylish three-piece family bathroom. This property is highly recommended for viewings, offering not only a comfortable and well-designed living space but also a prime location that places numerous amenities and attractions within easy reach.

EPC Rating = C

Reposit – Deposit Alternative

We offer Reposit as an alternative to paying a traditional cash deposit.

Reposit allows you to move into a property by paying the equivalent of one week’s rent instead of a standard cash deposit, which is typically five weeks’ rent. This can significantly reduce the amount of money required upfront at the start of a tenancy.

The Reposit payment is a non-refundable fee and is not a deposit. As with a traditional deposit, tenants remain responsible for any valid end-of-tenancy charges. The difference is that with Reposit, you retain control of your money and only pay for charges if and when they arise at the end of the tenancy.

If the tenancy continues beyond 12 months, an annual compulsory continuation fee of £30 is payable to Reposit to maintain the cover.

If there is a disagreement over end-of-tenancy charges and you choose to raise a dispute and go independent arbitration, a £60 dispute fee is payable. This fee is only charged if a dispute is raised and is shared between all tenants named on the tenancy.

If valid end-of-tenancy charges are not paid, Reposit may take steps to recover the outstanding amounts, which may include legal action. This could impact your credit score.

Reposit is optional, and a traditional deposit scheme is also available. Reposit is subject to eligibility and referencing criteria and may not be offered following referencing.

For more information on Reposit, please speak to a member of our team.

Cost Information

If you wish to move forward,  following a viewing, a holding deposit will be required at referencing stage. This will be taken via our referencing platform and will be deducted from your first month’s rent when the tenancy starts.

The holding deposit will be retained and forfeited if the tenancy does not proceed for one of the following reasons:

·         You decide not to proceed with the tenancy

·         You provide false or misleading information

·         You fail a Right to Rent checks

Entrance Hallway

Lounge / Dining Room

Kitchen

Master Bedroom

Bedroom 2

Bathroom

Disclaimer
These particulars are issued by Normie Estate Agents as a general guide only. They are not intended to be relied upon as statements of fact and do not form part of any offer or contract. Measurements, descriptions, fixtures, fittings, services and appliances are approximate and have not been tested. All interested parties must independently confirm the accuracy of any information provided, including but not limited to planning permissions, tenure, ground rent, service charges, boundaries, extent of demise, Land Registry title details and other material facts before proceeding with a sale or tenancy. Floor plans are for illustrative purposes only and should not be relied upon for accuracy.