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The Library is a double room (all bills included) with its own, but not en suite, shower cubicle and a fine (but shared) bathroom overlooking the river Stour in a shared 18th century Mill House of 440 square metres internal floor area set in peaceful and secluded grounds within the dale (with 180 metres of river frontage on the river Stour) beside the beautiful village of Long Melford.
The property benefits from off street parking, gas central heating (the boiler is newish) and a fruitful apple and pear orchard.
The rent includes the bills. Breaking these down (for comparison with properties where rent does not include the bills) and amortising between a putative five inhabitants the council tax comes to £60 per month, the water bill £6 per month, the power bill circa £45 for electricity and circa £30 for gas plus £15 for the (radio) internet £5 for the (ground internet, and £20 for gardening, being £180 per tenancy for all the bills.
The property is peradventure shared with two (one M.A. Cantab) stilt walking hat sporting flower fairies who visit from time to time but are not at all resident, a thirty something gentleman entrepreneur who performs acrobatics in the (arid) swimming pool, the fifty something gentleman online games (Manassas Junction due for publication in 2021) and space rocket engine inventor landlord (M.A. Cantab), a twenty-something former Army Royal Engineer gentleman telecommunications engineer and his builder childhood friend, the forty something Kiwi (Eastern Orthodox) Reverend Doctor software-monk-engineer-lawyer (who is actually resident in the Old Garage) but is often to be found, in the Mill House reception, thrashing the landlord at a game of Dominant Species, the thirty something horticulturally inspired World of War Hammer modeller (who I once observed running at a whistling speed round the sides of the swimming pool in defiance of the law of gravity) and such non-resident, subject to the rule of six, from time to time particular friends of the aforementioned as without whom the collective would be incomplete and last, but not least, with the sixty something lady who is the tidiest of us all and who lives in the starboard nacelle. For your information board (depending on the game) gamers would not, by a significant minority of the inhabitants, be frowned on and nor would piano players, libertarians, high calibre software engineers or physicists in need of a love-affair-with-work, history graduates, singers or apostles of the free market. As for those who think the world is going to hell in a hand basket, who don‘t see Napoleon I in the idea of managed trade, who would not lay down their life for private property rights being extended to the asteroid belt, who think egalitarianism is not voluntary enslavement to despots, who are glad the University of Edinburgh took down the statue of David Hume, who think it would be great for the commonwealth to borrow as much money as possible, or who like to party or languish at other people‘s expense they would be more than welcome to put their case to a sceptical audience.
The room which is the Library is offered to single people or to couples. It is 400 gbp per month. It is 5.3 metres x 4.4 metres (23 square). The room faces south south west and looks over the Stour valley as it runs down from Cambridgeshire to and under the building (loosely conceived) before continuing on its way beside Essex whose northern border it is.
Ground floor (320 Square metres)
Rent is payable three months in advance but there will be no deposit taken. For payment five to six months in advance there will be a 1% discount. For payment seven to eleven months in advance there will be a 2% discount and for payment twelve or more months in advance a 5% discount.
Summary & Exclusions:
- Rent Amount: £400.00 per month (£92.31 per week)
- Deposit / Bond: £0.00
- 5 Bedrooms
- 4 Bathrooms
- Property comes furnished
- Available to move in from 13 November, 2020
- Minimum tenancy term is 6 months
- Maximum number of tenants is 1
- Students welcome to enquire
- No Pets, sorry
- No Smokers
- Not Suitable for Families / Children
- Bills Included
- Property has parking
- Property has garden access
- Property has fireplace
- EPC Rating: EPC Not Required (Shared Accommodation)
If calling, please quote reference: 922599
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 nine hundred and twenty-two thousand five hundred and ninety-nine Back to listing
Full details for 1 Bedroom House For Rent in Sudbury
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Description
Property Reference: 922599.The Library is a double room (all bills included) with its own, but not en suite, shower cubicle and a fine (but shared) bathroom overlooking the river Stour in a shared 18th century Mill House of 440 square metres internal floor area set in peaceful and secluded grounds within the dale (with 180 metres of river frontage on the river Stour) beside the beautiful village of Long Melford.
The property benefits from off street parking, gas central heating (the boiler is newish) and a fruitful apple and pear orchard.
The rent includes the bills. Breaking these down (for comparison with properties where rent does not include the bills) and amortising between a putative five inhabitants the council tax comes to £60 per month, the water bill £6 per month, the power bill circa £45 for electricity and circa £30 for gas plus £15 for the (radio) internet £5 for the (ground internet, and £20 for gardening, being £180 per tenancy for all the bills.
The property is peradventure shared with two (one M.A. Cantab) stilt walking hat sporting flower fairies who visit from time to time but are not at all resident, a thirty something gentleman entrepreneur who performs acrobatics in the (arid) swimming pool, the fifty something gentleman online games (Manassas Junction due for publication in 2021) and space rocket engine inventor landlord (M.A. Cantab), a twenty-something former Army Royal Engineer gentleman telecommunications engineer and his builder childhood friend, the forty something Kiwi (Eastern Orthodox) Reverend Doctor software-monk-engineer-lawyer (who is actually resident in the Old Garage) but is often to be found, in the Mill House reception, thrashing the landlord at a game of Dominant Species, the thirty something horticulturally inspired World of War Hammer modeller (who I once observed running at a whistling speed round the sides of the swimming pool in defiance of the law of gravity) and such non-resident, subject to the rule of six, from time to time particular friends of the aforementioned as without whom the collective would be incomplete and last, but not least, with the sixty something lady who is the tidiest of us all and who lives in the starboard nacelle. For your information board (depending on the game) gamers would not, by a significant minority of the inhabitants, be frowned on and nor would piano players, libertarians, high calibre software engineers or physicists in need of a love-affair-with-work, history graduates, singers or apostles of the free market. As for those who think the world is going to hell in a hand basket, who don‘t see Napoleon I in the idea of managed trade, who would not lay down their life for private property rights being extended to the asteroid belt, who think egalitarianism is not voluntary enslavement to despots, who are glad the University of Edinburgh took down the statue of David Hume, who think it would be great for the commonwealth to borrow as much money as possible, or who like to party or languish at other people‘s expense they would be more than welcome to put their case to a sceptical audience.
The room which is the Library is offered to single people or to couples. It is 400 gbp per month. It is 5.3 metres x 4.4 metres (23 square). The room faces south south west and looks over the Stour valley as it runs down from Cambridgeshire to and under the building (loosely conceived) before continuing on its way beside Essex whose northern border it is.
Ground floor (320 Square metres)
- The music room is 4.0 metres (east west) x 5.8 metres (north south) (23 square)
- The kitchen is 5.0 metres x 4.4 metres (20 square)
- The breakfast room is x 6.0 metres x 4.4 metres (26 square)
- The cloakroom is 3.1 metres (east west) x 2.1 metres (6 square)
- The library is 5.3 metres x 4.4 metres (23 square)
- The reception is 5.9 metres x 5.1 metres (30 square)
- The atrium is 4.2 metres (east west) x 10.6 metres (north south) (45 square)
- The pool room is 7.9 metres x 10.6 metres (84 square)
- The secondary kitchen is 4.8 metres x 2.4 metres (12 square)
- The shower room is 4.8 metres x 8.0 metres (38 square)
- The cloak room is 3.0 mertres x 1.4 metres (4 square)
- Cellar 3.2 metres x 5.3 metres (15 square)
- The dressing room 4.3 metres x 2.8 metres(12 square)
- The master bedroom 5.2 metres x 6.1 metres (32 square)
- The master bedroom en suite bathroom 2.0 metres x 4.0 metres (8 square)
- The family bathroom 2.3 metres x 4.0 metres (9 square)
- The Starboard Nacelle (south east bedroom) 4.2 metres x 4.0 metres (17 square)
- The Port Nacelle (south west bedroom) 4.0 metres x 4.0 metres (17 square)
- The Port Nacelle en suite bathroom 1.5 metres by 4.1 metres (6 square)
- The Impulse Engine Room (north west bedroom) 4.0 metres x 3.1 metres (12 square)
- The Impulse Engine en suite bathroom 1.3 metres x 2.8 metres (4 square)
Rent is payable three months in advance but there will be no deposit taken. For payment five to six months in advance there will be a 1% discount. For payment seven to eleven months in advance there will be a 2% discount and for payment twelve or more months in advance a 5% discount.
Summary & Exclusions:
- Rent Amount: £400.00 per month (£92.31 per week)
- Deposit / Bond: £0.00
- 5 Bedrooms
- 4 Bathrooms
- Property comes furnished
- Available to move in from 13 November, 2020
- Minimum tenancy term is 6 months
- Maximum number of tenants is 1
- Students welcome to enquire
- No Pets, sorry
- No Smokers
- Not Suitable for Families / Children
- Bills Included
- Property has parking
- Property has garden access
- Property has fireplace
- EPC Rating: EPC Not Required (Shared Accommodation)
If calling, please quote reference: 922599
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 nine hundred and twenty-two thousand five hundred and ninety-nine Back to listing
