3-bedroom End of Terrace for rent at Harvest Way, Sleaford, Lincolnshire, NG34

Harvest Way, Sleaford, Lincolnshire, NG34 Sleaford
£800.00\mo
£185.00\wk
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  • 2 Bathrooms
  • 3 Bedrooms
  • Houses - End of Terrace (Unfurnished)
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  • Available from: 12/3/2026
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Fully fitted kitchen with integrated oven, hob and extractor,3 bedrooms,Family bathroom with overbath shower,Lounge,Fully carpeted,Enclosed rear garden,Private driveway
We're pleased to offer this Rent to Buy home situated within the Handley Chase development.

These properties briefly comprise of an Entrance Hall, downstairs WC, Living Room and a Kitchen/Dining Room. To the first floor, there are two double bedrooms and a family bathroom. Additional benefits include allocated parking for two vehicles and an enclosed rear garden.

Education

Sleaford has several primary schools catering to younger students (ages 4-11). These schools provide foundational education, focusing on subjects such as English, Maths, Science, and Social Studies. Examples include:

St. Botolph's CE Primary School
Church Lane Primary School
William Alvey Primary School
For secondary education (ages 11-18), Sleaford has some notable institutions:

Carre's Grammar School: A boys' grammar school with a strong academic reputation.
Kesteven and Sleaford High School: A selective girls' grammar school.
St George's Academy: A non-selective secondary school that also offers a comprehensive sixth form education.

Transport Links

Road Transport A15 and A17 Roads: Sleaford is well-connected by road, primarily through the A15 and A17, which link the town to nearby cities such as Lincoln, Grantham, Boston, and Newark. These roads make it easy to access the wider Lincolnshire area as well as motorways like the M1 via the A1. Local Roads: The town is easy to navigate, with local roads providing access to nearby villages and towns such as Heckington, Ruskington, and Cranwell.

Bus Services Local Bus Routes: Sleaford is serviced by several bus companies providing routes to nearby towns and villages. Key routes include services to Lincoln, Grantham, Boston, and Newark, as well as connections to smaller communities within Lincolnshire. Stagecoach East Midlands: One of the main operators in the region, offering regular services that link Sleaford to the surrounding area.

Rail Transport Sleaford is served by Sleaford Railway Station, which offers connections on two main lines: Nottingham to Skegness Line: This route connects Sleaford to major towns like Nottingham, Grantham, and Boston, as well as the seaside town of Skegness. Peterborough to Lincoln Line: This service links Sleaford to Peterborough (a major rail hub) and Lincoln. From Peterborough, there are fast connections to London (King's Cross) and other key destinations.

Amenities

Shopping Sleaford Town Centre has a mix of independent shops and national retailers like Sainsbury's, Lidl, and Aldi. Riverside Shopping Centre offers retail outlets and cafes. A weekly market sells local produce and crafts.

Healthcare Sleaford Medical Group and Millview Medical Centre provide healthcare services, with several pharmacies, including Boots and Lloyds, and local dental clinics.

Leisure and Fitness The Leisure Centre features a pool, gym, and sports facilities. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy Sleaford Golf Club, parks like Boston Road Recreation Ground, and scenic routes along the River Slea. Culture and Entertainment The National Centre for Craft and Design and Sleaford Playhouse Theatre offer cultural experiences. Cinemas are accessible in nearby Grantham.

Dining Sleaford has a variety of pubs, cafes, and restaurants, including Tiamo (Italian) and The Agra (Indian).

Council Tax TBC -these properties are new build and banding has not yet been set.

NEXT STEPS:
1. For further information, please download our brochure below and Guide to Rent to Buy
2. TO APPLY NOW, please send an enquiry to Platform Home Ownership and the relevant sales consultant will send you an application form to complete.
3. Upon receipt of your application, ID, 3 months bank statements and payslips, we will refer you to a third party letting agent to carry out a credit reference check.
4. Once you have passed the affordability assessment, we will then be in contact to confirm the availability and offer a plot to you.
5. If there is a suitable property we will then send you an offer letter, Options Agreement - viewings will be arranged once the property is built/available and tenancy sign up paperwork to be completed thereafter.
6. A deposit is required which is the equivalent to 5 weeks rent and will be protected within the DPS scheme.

Am I eligible?
- Are you a working household?
- Have a good credit history
- Do NOT currently own your own home either in the UK or Abroad?

Please visit the Homes England website for further guidance using the Homes England Eligibility Checker.

*Please note some images are typical and should be used as a guide only
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