The Lettings Boutique are pleased to offer rooms to let in this 6 bed 2 bath house in the popular area of Broomhall just a stones throw away from the city centre and amenities such as local shops, pubs and public transport links.​
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The accommodation briefly comprises:
Modern open plan fitted kitchen/diner with washer dryer, dishwasher & fridge/freezer.
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Living room with 2 sofas.
Dining table and chairs
2x shower rooms with shower cubicle, WC and hand basin
6x fully furnished bedrooms
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On street permit parking.
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£495 pcm inclusive of bills - gas, electricity, internet, water, council tax and communal TV licence.
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Available now until mid-June
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EPC Ratings: D
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A full copy of the EPC can be e-mailed to potential applicants on request.
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Council Tax Band: A
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Student deposit £200 per person
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Holding deposit £114 per person
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(Rents are usually paid in monthly amounts of £495 per person per month)
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Additional information:
The property is situated in a parking permit zone, you would need to apply to Sheffield City Council for a permit. They usually allow 2 permits per household. Permits do not entitle you to park directly at your address, but they allow you to park in any designated on street parking space within the zone your permit is for.
The current costs of the permits are:
Standard first permit: £55.80
Standard second permit: £111.60
Permits are issued for one year.
More information can be found on Sheffield City Councils website, link below:
Residents parking permit | Sheffield City Council’
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Flood risk summary for the area around the property from gov.uk:
Rivers and the sea: Very low risk
Surface water: High Risk
Please note: This information is for an area and is not property specific. It does not take into account property specific features such as the elevation / position of the property to any drains.’
High risk means that this area has a chance of flooding of greater than 3.3% each year.
Surface water flooding is sometimes known as flash flooding. It happens when rainwater cannot drain away through normal drainage systems.
Lead local flood authorities (LLFAs) are responsible for managing the flood risk from surface water. They may hold more detailed information.
Your LLFA is Sheffield council.
Reservoirs: Flooding from reservoirs is unlikely in this area
Groundwater: Flooding from groundwater is unlikely in this area
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