Superb En suite Room,, 600 pcm Inc bills

Short term rental agreement possible

Room with ensuite 600 pcm

Bills included. Rent 600 Pounds Final month's rent 600 Pounds. No Security deposit. Single occupancy (singles only), no couples, no children. No hidden extras to pay. No admin fee.

A Detached house In Chafford Hundred, Grays, Essex, two Double rooms with shared bathroom available September 1st 2020. Furnished, use of kitchen, living room, garden and washing machine, FREE fast fibre WiFi. Complimentary cleaner for common areas soon..........

3 to 4 parking spaces belonging to the property free on basis of parking in a sensible on a first come first served basis. There is no parking allowed in any public part of Carew Close but there is free parking at Tesco which is only a five minute walk from the house. So some tenants may have to use this option if house parking full.

Ideal location for school teachers working in Chafford Hundred and nurses /doctors in the Grays area.

Close to Chafford Hundred rail station, bus, stop, gym, takeaway/fast food, grocery shops, cinema, bars, mega shopping complex. A really cool location.

All room rates applicable to new tenants only

Bills currently included in the tenancy are Council Tax, water rates, gas, electric, TV Licence, Landlords insurance, Comlimentary benefits are Internet, SKY TV full movie and sports and communal area cleaning.

After you view and you want the room, first you need to pay a Holding deposit 600. This is used as your advanced month's rent (final month)
when you move in. Then, on day you move in monthly rent 600 Pounds for that month's rent.

Later in the tenancy.... The final month rent means.... having completed the term of the contract ,there will be no rent to pay in the final month by you, providing you follow the notice periods correctly. There is only the key deposit 100 Pounds which you pay on the beginning of the final month and will get back when you hand the keys in.

The contract goes onto a rolling contract once the term has expired if the landlord and tenant agree.

Basically, we do not operate a Security Deposit policy.

Any holding deposit paid to hold the room is not refundable if it is the tenant that changes their mind about taking the room.

Ideal for single working person employed locally or commuting to London, Southend, Basildon or Romford, looking for quiet place to stay with nice people and the simplicity of knowing all bills paid and local services like laundry, groceries and take away food within walking distance.

Beautiful rural views.

The house has mixture of four rooms with shared bathrooms and three with en-suite. .

Bedframe and mattress provided. It is recommended that the tenant provides their own mattress as different people have different preferences.

Pictures provided of bedrooms are shown with decoration at time of taking the picture with previous tenants decor and for illustration only. We do not provide pillows, duvets, flowers, hanging pictures, for example.

ALL SINGLE OCCUPANCY, for one person living there ONLY.

E mail John, phone or send text message to Tania for more information or to arrange a viewing.

More detailed description below:

THE HOUSE

A classic country style luxury house set in a quiet location East of London. This is a very sought after area suiting the more mature professional quiet type of person. Twenty minutes drive to East London. A choice of two local rail stations only 5 minutes drive. The bus stop is very close to the house. Forty five minutes approximately by rail to Zone 1 London.

The local area has a church, three pubs, hospital, school. Closeby are the towns of Grays, Stanford, Corringham, Tilbury which are 5 minutes away by car. Twenty minutes drive will give you access to Basildon, Brentwood. Lakeside shopping complex is 5 minutes away. At lakeside there are a multitude of fashion shops, restaurants and department stores. Within a five minute walk are local shops and take-away food.

All tenants are referenced for your peace of mind. Minimum rental period six months. No pets.

Damage, loss, leaving before contract finished will result in partial loss of final month's rent.

THE AREA

ABOUT THURROCK

Gateway to the south-east - Thurrock Mini Guide

Thurrock is situated in the south-west of Essex and borders the north bank of the Thames. Thurrock is the gateway to London with easy access to both Kent and Essex via the M25 motorway and Queen Elizabeth II Bridge, the longest cable-stayed bridge in Europe.

This thriving borough encompasses huge swathes of green belt country and along its 18 miles (29km) of Thames frontage are many important marshland wildlife habitats. The area's unique riverside location and vast natural resources are the key to its past and future development, growth and success.

Rich heritage
For lovers of history and heritage Thurrock's fascinating past will be of great interest. Prehistoric tribes settled here and worked the land followed by Romans, then by Anglo-Saxons, whose settlement were unearthed by archaeologists at Mucking. The importance of agriculture in the area continued into the mediaeval period, reflected by the magnificent Woolmarket at Horndon-on-the-Hill.

The defence of the capital was closely linked with Thurrock. Henry VIII built riverside Block Houses at East and West Tilbury, which later became Coalhouse Fort and Tilbury Fort. It was at West Tilbury that Queen Elizabeth I gave her famous speech to her troops, gathered to meet the Spanish Armada threat. Both forts played an important defence role during the two world wars and visitors can see military hardware from that period at the forts as well as enjoying the tremendous river views.

The area has many bridleways, footpaths and country parks, including Davy Down within the Mardyke valley. The river's floodplain is a broad tract of grassland which is an important feature of the landscape of the area.

Thurrock blossoms
Thurrock has won many awards in national competitions in recognition of its community's floral achievements.

If you take the trouble to leave the beaten track of the M25 and the A13 you will discover some delightful picture postcard villages which still retain traditional features such as the village green, church and pub.

Fun and fitness
Fitness enthusiasts are spoilt for choice in Thurrock. The borough's leisure centres boast a wide range of facilities and in addition there are watersports and motorsports centres in the area. You can also, during certain weeks of the year, take a trip on a paddlesteamer to London and the East Anglia and Kent coasts or cruise the Thames on the MV Princess Pocahontas.

Out on the town
Thurrock has entertainment venues to suit every taste and pocket from cinemas, bingo, restaurants and bars, theatre, cabaret and clubs as well as an exciting round of annual events to enjoy.

The natural environment ...
Chafford Hundred has been developed around the two huge natural features of Warren Gorge and Lion Gorge, both of which have been preserved as amenities for residents. In total, more than 250 acres of Chafford Hundred has been devoted to public open space like this. A network of greenways and cycleways have been created to separate the individual neighbourhoods and to connect with the amenities. Generously landscaped, lit and paved, these greenways and cycleways provide a convenient way for children to get to school, as well as some very pleasant walks.

Community life ...
The town of Chafford Hundred now has two modern new primary schools, a Safeway superstore, a community centre, a medical centre, a dental care practice, a leisure club, several pub/restaurants and churches for various denominations. The adjacent Lakeside Shopping Centre and Thurrock Retail Park are easily accessed via a purpose-built road link which has been tunnelled beneath the railway line.

Shopping and entertainment ...
Lakeside Shopping Centre not only has more than 300 shops, it also has a food court, a multiplex cinema and a watersports centre at the lake. There are also a number of local restaurants and pubs offering Italian, Far-Eastern and English Food. For ‘dramatic’ evenings, there are several theatres within easy reach.

Family days out ...
In the vicinity of Chafford Hundred, there are a variety of attractions to suit all tastes and ages - whether you’re a thrill-seeker or are after something more peaceful! Family attractions in this region include arts and craft centres, fantasy parks, indoor playgrounds, museums, go-karting circuits, roller and ice-skating rinks, a sea life centre, stately homes, a steam railway, a toy museum, a zoo and several animal centres.

Sporting pursuits ...
In the centre of Chafford Hundred, the Bannatyne Health and Leisure club includes a swimming pool, tennis and squash courts, a fitness suite, sauna and steam room, as well as a Creche and full time children’s day nursery. There are also several local golf courses and other sports clubs offering a wide variety of different leisure activities.

Education ...
In addition to the day nursery at the Bannatyne leisure centre, Chafford Hundred has two new primary schools and plans for a secondary school to open in September 2001. The Warren Primary School and Tudor Court County Primary School both achieved good levels of performance in Key Stage 2 tests. (Source - DFEE 2000 Primary School Performance Tables).

The area’s interesting history ...
Modern day Chafford Hundred occupies a large part of the ancient Chafford Hundred, which was first identified by this name in the Domesday Book in 1086. The name comes from the tenth century Anglo-Saxon practice of dividing shires into administrative areas of hundred hides - a hide being roughly 120 acres in this region.