Tenbury Wells, Worcestershire, WR15

*Applicants must be aged 50 years and over* One Lettings are proud to present this first floor two bedroom apartment available to applicants aged 50 years and over only. Suitable for up to three occupants who can move immediately. Pets accepted within reason. Should you wish to be considered for this property, please email the office [email protected] in the first instance.

Available to let property to 50+ applicant(s) with a 1 or 2 bed need. We can consider single applicants so long as they can afford the rent - please consider that applicants with a 1 bed need & receiving benefits may have bedroom tax applied to their claim. (Bedroom tax does not apply to working applicants).

12 Spring Gardens, TENBURY WELLS, Worcestershire WR15 8BEFlat - 1st Floor?113.81 per week2 Bedroom 3 Person 1 Single 1 Double50+ Only Property (All household members)Electric HeatingNo GardenPets allowedCurrently Ready to Let2 Weeks rent upfront requiredFully unfurnished (No white goods, oven or flooring)

Housing Association property so will have NO kitchen appliances and tenant may have to supply own carpets/floor coveringsBegins on a 12 month Assured Shorthold Tenancy, becomes an Assured Tenancy thereafter providing the tenant meets all their obligations well. Please note, we are advertising this property for a Housing Association, and they do not organise viewings for any of their properties prior to anyone taking them. Applicants are referenced first, then if they pass are put forward for the property. The first time that you are actually able to see inside the property is the day that you are due to start the tenancy and you will already have signed part of the tenancy agreement. The tenancy agreement only becomes a 'contract' once the landlord has signed and dated it and we will only do this when they agree to enter into the tenancy, having viewed the property. If, at the sign up appointment, the applicant decides that the property is not for them, they can terminate entering the tenancy before they commit to the contract, meaning they can walk away with zero obligations at that point. No monies are requested until the applicant has entered into their tenancy. If the applicant has already given notice to vacate to their current landlord then they can simply retract their notice and remain living in the property as before. Please only proceed to apply if this method sounds suitable for you.