Chepstow Drive, Bletchley, Milton Keynes, MK3 5NG
homeTerraced
bed2 Bedroom
bathtub1 Bathroom
£1,300 per month
  • *WEST BLETCHLEY*
  • *TERRACED PROPERTY*
  • *TWO BEDROOMS*
  • *LARGE LOUNGE*
  • *KITCHEN*
  • *UPVC DOUBLE GLAZING*
  • *GAS CENTRAL HEATING*
  • *CLOSE TO LOCAL AMENITIES*
  • *FRONT AND REAR GARDEN*
  • *LONG TERM LET AVAILABLE*

Summary

Reynolds Estate And Letting Agents are delighted to offer to rent this two bedroom house which is located in West Bletchley and is available on a long term let.

This lovely property is located in West Bletchley and is within walking distance to Bletchley train station which has direct links to London Euston.

The property has lots of features including, two bedrooms, large lounge, kitchen, bathroom.

Reynolds Estate And Letting Agents are a member of The Property Ombudsman and also Money Shield which is a Client Money Protection scheme.

A holding fee of one weeks rent of the property will be required to hold the property whilst referencing is in progress. Full details of this will be explained and put in writing at point of reservation.

A deposit of one months rent will taken once referencing has been passed and taking into account the holding fee already paid and a month's rent in advance before any tenant occupies the property.

The deposit will be held in a Government approved Tenancy Deposit scheme (TDS)

None of the services have been tested and tenants should note that it is their specific responsibility to make their own enquiries of the appropriate authorities as to the location, adequacy and availability of mains water, electricity, gas and drainage services.

Available Date: 10 Sep 2026

Council tax band: B

Rental Deposit: £1300

Additional Information

For further information on this property please call 01908 477464 or e-mail info@reynoldsestateagents.co.uk

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