Introducing Lyme Valley Mews, a recently developed house-sharing community in the heart of Newcastle-under Lyme. Perfect for students and young professionals, this small and friendly development comprises six furnished three-bedroom town houses, each fully equipped with fitted kitchen appliances, and modern, stylish furniture, so all you need to do is move in and make yourself at home!
Each property comprises three private double bedrooms, with communal living room, dining kitchen and ground floor WC, and two parking spaces to the front of the property. Lyme Valley Mews is ideally located in the pretty market town of Newcastle-under-Lyme, a stone`s throw from the shops, cafes and nightlife of the town centre, on the major bus route to Keele University, and within walking distance of the University Hospital. The rent is just £120.00 PPPW for a double room with a shared bathroom, and £125.00 PPPW for double room with a private en-suite. There are also smart meters for both the gas & electric which enables you to monitor your usage. Rent is payable monthly in advance and the deposit is just £450.00 per person. Gas, Electric & Water can be included for an additional cost. A utility cap will be applicable.
A joint tenancy agreement will be offered, with preference given to tenants able to commit to the full academic year (12 months) and all tenants must provide a UK based guarantor. Tenants will be able to store items in the property during the first 8 weeks (access to the property for maintenance will be required). As a gesture of good will, the 12 months term will feature 4 weeks free rent, which will be split across the 12 months period. Please contact the office to learn more!
Keele University is a little over 2 miles away with The Royal Stoke University Hospital, Bus Station and Town centre all within approximately 400 meters of the development. Close to supermarkets and doctors surgery this is an ideal location for access to all local amenities. Also, on the doorstep are Staffordshire University, The City Of Stoke On Trent and a West Coast Mainline Railway Station (2.9 Miles).
There is a fantastic nightlife in Newcastle with its variety of pubs, restaurants, bars and clubs and the fact that the Town has been awarded the Purple Flag - a bit like Blue Flag for beaches - means Newcastle is a safe and diverse place to go in the evening. The town also hosts a thriving student night on Thursdays.
Just outside the town centre is The New Vic Theatre offering a full programme of entertainment, whether modern or classic plays or impressive concert performances. There is also The Borough Museum and Art Gallery depicting the civic history of Newcastle under Lyme and an authentic, life-size Victorian street-scene whilst the art gallery hosts work by local and national artists. Also, within walking distance is the Jubilee 2 Leisure Centre, equipped with swimming Pool, Gym, Sauna and Rock Climbing facilities. EPC rating: C.





