1 bed Flat For Rent £920
Property Reference: 1481072.
Comfortable and attractive one bedroom flat on the second floor of a Grade II listed Georgian building in the heart of the medieval centre of Tonbridge. The location of the building is both delightful and convenient, with a medieval church and extensive churchyard on one side, and the town's High Street and commercial centre on the other side, within easy walking distance of the mainline train station.
The main room, an open plan living room and fitted kitchen area, looks west through two 9-pane Georgian sash windows over the High Street. There is good natural light. These windows are acoustically double glazed with counterbalanced, easy to clean toughed and laminated matching sashes.
Entrance is via the courtyard garden. A listed central staircase leads up to the first floor and a galleried landing. The stairs are naturally lit by a domed roof light above the central staircase. The entrance door gives onto a hall that leads to the bathroom, bed room and main living room.
The main room has a listed sealed fireplace with a decorative relief. The flat has full gas central heating, very good sound and heat insulation - including doubled ceiling boards isolated from the joists with rubber bushes, with the void between the joists filled with “Soundslab", a high density rockwool. The floor boards are for layer boards engineered for sound and heat insulation. The first, base layer, in contact with the joists is high density felt. The next layer is mdf, then an air void maintained by silicone pads with a final chip board top surface. This is presently covered with carpet and underlay. There are a generous number of power points, around 14 in the main room. The bath room has a white suite including shower cubicle and low level wc.
Presently there is communal access to a 70mbps internet connection distributed by wifi.
The flat is one of eight flats created when the building was carefully and completely redeveloped in 2005. Protected period features were preserved and state of the art materials and structure were introduced. The conversion was praised in public documents by local authority planning officers and building regulation staff, who wrote: “The conversion works have all been carried out to a very high standard." The walls of the courtyard garden, like the building, are Grade II listed. The paving in the garden complements the building's Georgian architecture.
The building stands within 1/2 mile of Tonbridge mainline station, which offers what may be the best rail service of any town close to the M25. There are direct commuter trains to London Bridge, Cannon Street, Waterloo, Charing Cross, and Victoria, and they are frequent. The fastest trains take around 35 minutes to London Bridge. The lines also run south, east and west to Gatwick and Dorking, Canterbury, Dover, Hastings etc. There are nearby road links, via the A26 and A21, to the M20 & M25 motorways; the main roads to and from Tonbridge are excellent. Junction 5 of the M25 is approximately eight miles north.
Nearby allocated residents' parking spaces are available and on street parking costs £40 per annum on application to local authority offices in the nearby 13th century Norman castle. There is a large Waitrose supermarket, and a large Sainsburys supermarket, a few minutes walk away, between the studio and the train station.
The building lies within the Tonbridge Conservation Area. Tonbridge Castle and its grounds, a sports centre, a quality public swimming pool, the River Medway and a large park that was previously a race course are all within a few minutes walk.
Tonbridge, an historic market town, lies in the Medway valley between the Kent Weald and the Green Sand Ridge/North Downs. It offers a range of retail and leisure activities with many high street stores and a full complement of banks and building societies, together with a selection of coffee shops, restaurants and local inns. The geography and history of the area are interesting and extended. There is an extraordinary variety of local villages and places of interest within easy cycling distance, including Hever, Chartwell, Penshurst, Cowden, Sevenoaks, Bewl Water, Ashdown Forest and Hartfield.
Band B council tax.
Summary & Exclusions:
- Rent Amount: £920.00 per month (£212.31 per week)
- Deposit / Bond: £920.00
- 1 Bedrooms
- 1 Bathrooms
- Property comes furnished
- Available to move in from 01 September, 2022
- Minimum tenancy term is 6 months
- Maximum number of tenants is 2
- Students welcome to enquire
- Pets considered / by arrangement
- No Smokers
- Family Friendly
- Bills not included
- Property has parking
- Property has garden access
- Property has fireplace
- EPC Rating: C
If calling, please quote reference: 1481072
Fees:
You will not be charged any admin fees.
** Contact today to book a viewing and have the landlord show you round! **
Request Details form responded to 24/7, with phone bookings available 9am-9pm, 7 days a week.
OpenRent endeavours to make all property particulars as accurate and reliable as possible, however if you require any further clarification or information please contact us. When applying for a tenancy using the Rent Now process, you will be required to pay one month's rent and any deposit before moving in. This will be paid to OpenRent and released to the landlord once you have moved in. With OpenRent there are no administration fees to pay.
Property Reference one million four hundred and eighty-one thousand and seventy-two
Comfortable and attractive one bedroom flat on the second floor of a Grade II listed Georgian building in the heart of the medieval centre of Tonbridge. The location of the building is both delightful and convenient, with a medieval church and extensive churchyard on one side, and the town's High Street and commercial centre on the other side, within easy walking distance of the mainline train station.
The main room, an open plan living room and fitted kitchen area, looks west through two 9-pane Georgian sash windows over the High Street. There is good natural light. These windows are acoustically double glazed with counterbalanced, easy to clean toughed and laminated matching sashes.
Entrance is via the courtyard garden. A listed central staircase leads up to the first floor and a galleried landing. The stairs are naturally lit by a domed roof light above the central staircase. The entrance door gives onto a hall that leads to the bathroom, bed room and main living room.
The main room has a listed sealed fireplace with a decorative relief. The flat has full gas central heating, very good sound and heat insulation - including doubled ceiling boards isolated from the joists with rubber bushes, with the void between the joists filled with “Soundslab", a high density rockwool. The floor boards are for layer boards engineered for sound and heat insulation. The first, base layer, in contact with the joists is high density felt. The next layer is mdf, then an air void maintained by silicone pads with a final chip board top surface. This is presently covered with carpet and underlay. There are a generous number of power points, around 14 in the main room. The bath room has a white suite including shower cubicle and low level wc.
Presently there is communal access to a 70mbps internet connection distributed by wifi.
The flat is one of eight flats created when the building was carefully and completely redeveloped in 2005. Protected period features were preserved and state of the art materials and structure were introduced. The conversion was praised in public documents by local authority planning officers and building regulation staff, who wrote: “The conversion works have all been carried out to a very high standard." The walls of the courtyard garden, like the building, are Grade II listed. The paving in the garden complements the building's Georgian architecture.
The building stands within 1/2 mile of Tonbridge mainline station, which offers what may be the best rail service of any town close to the M25. There are direct commuter trains to London Bridge, Cannon Street, Waterloo, Charing Cross, and Victoria, and they are frequent. The fastest trains take around 35 minutes to London Bridge. The lines also run south, east and west to Gatwick and Dorking, Canterbury, Dover, Hastings etc. There are nearby road links, via the A26 and A21, to the M20 & M25 motorways; the main roads to and from Tonbridge are excellent. Junction 5 of the M25 is approximately eight miles north.
Nearby allocated residents' parking spaces are available and on street parking costs £40 per annum on application to local authority offices in the nearby 13th century Norman castle. There is a large Waitrose supermarket, and a large Sainsburys supermarket, a few minutes walk away, between the studio and the train station.
The building lies within the Tonbridge Conservation Area. Tonbridge Castle and its grounds, a sports centre, a quality public swimming pool, the River Medway and a large park that was previously a race course are all within a few minutes walk.
Tonbridge, an historic market town, lies in the Medway valley between the Kent Weald and the Green Sand Ridge/North Downs. It offers a range of retail and leisure activities with many high street stores and a full complement of banks and building societies, together with a selection of coffee shops, restaurants and local inns. The geography and history of the area are interesting and extended. There is an extraordinary variety of local villages and places of interest within easy cycling distance, including Hever, Chartwell, Penshurst, Cowden, Sevenoaks, Bewl Water, Ashdown Forest and Hartfield.
Band B council tax.
Summary & Exclusions:
- Rent Amount: £920.00 per month (£212.31 per week)
- Deposit / Bond: £920.00
- 1 Bedrooms
- 1 Bathrooms
- Property comes furnished
- Available to move in from 01 September, 2022
- Minimum tenancy term is 6 months
- Maximum number of tenants is 2
- Students welcome to enquire
- Pets considered / by arrangement
- No Smokers
- Family Friendly
- Bills not included
- Property has parking
- Property has garden access
- Property has fireplace
- EPC Rating: C
If calling, please quote reference: 1481072
Fees:
You will not be charged any admin fees.
** Contact today to book a viewing and have the landlord show you round! **
Request Details form responded to 24/7, with phone bookings available 9am-9pm, 7 days a week.
OpenRent endeavours to make all property particulars as accurate and reliable as possible, however if you require any further clarification or information please contact us. When applying for a tenancy using the Rent Now process, you will be required to pay one month's rent and any deposit before moving in. This will be paid to OpenRent and released to the landlord once you have moved in. With OpenRent there are no administration fees to pay.
Property Reference one million four hundred and eighty-one thousand and seventy-two
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