LOCATION Witham Wharf is situated on Brayford Street, within a highly desirable position close to Lincoln's Brayford Waterfront. The property is within easy walking distance of the University of Lincoln, Lincoln Central Railway Station and the city centre, with its wide range of shops, restaurants, bars and leisure facilities. The historic Cathedral Quarter is also within easy reach, making this an ideal location for access to both the city centre and surrounding amenities.
ACCOMMODATION This luxury furnished apartment is situated within the highly regarded Witham Wharf development, offering spacious and well presented accommodation in a desirable city centre location. The internal accommodation comprises of a Communal Entrance Hall with stairwell and lift access, together with a concierge service leading to the private Entrance Hall. There is an Open Plan Lounge/Dining Area with patio doors opening onto the Balcony, fitted Kitchen with integrated microwave, fridge freezer and dishwasher, Double Bedroom with built-in wardrobes and Bathroom. The property further benefits from double glazing, electric heating and a speaker system. The apartment is furnished to a good standard and an early viewing is recommended to appreciate the accommodation on offer.
OUTSIDE The property benefits from an allocated parking space within the communal parking area. The Balcony is accessed from the Lounge/Dining Area and provides a convenient outdoor seating area.
RENT AND DEPOSIT The asking Rent for the property is £1,000 per calendar month and the Tenancy Deposit is £1,150 (equal to 5 weeks' rent).
The Holding Deposit for this property is £230
TENANCY TERM The Landlord's preference is to let the property with a 12 month minimum/fixed term.
ADDITIONAL FEES There are no application fees payable. You will be required to pay a Holding Deposit equal to one weeks rent to secure the property. More information on charges to Tenants can be found on our website - https://mundys.net/additional-fees/
VIEWINGS By prior appointment through Mundys.
