Potters are delighted to bring to the rental market this second floor one bedroom apartment conveniently placed in a sought after Town Centre, walking distance to shops, offices and railway station.
Comprising; communal entrance lobby, large lounge/diner with access to a small balcony, separate kitchen, bathroom with shower over bath, and one double bedroom.
The property has electric heaters throughout with electric hot water tank and benefits from double glazing and EPC rating C.
There is no parking with this property, the apartment communal access is located to the right hand side of Kaspers.
Pets are not being accepted here due to the terms in the Lease.
Agent notes
Location: Upper Orwell Street is located in the Town Centre, The home is access with a shared access gate with its own front door and access. It is situated with a close proximity to various local amenities, schools.
Town: The county town of Ipswich is served by a wide range of local amenities including schools, University, shops, doctors, dental surgeries, hospital, two theatres, parks, recreational facilities and mainline railway station providing direct links to London Liverpool Street Station. The town has also undergone an extensive rebuilding around the vibrant waterfront which now has some lovely bars and restaurants.
Education: There is a wide selection of Good Ofsted rated state schools and closely followed by Ipswich private school for all age groups.
Access: The A12 and A14 is easily accessed, linking and giving excellent access across the region. A12 connecting to Colchester, Chelmsford and Stansted Airport and beyond, A14 connecting to Bury St Edmunds, Cambridge and The Midlands.
Transport: Ipswich Railway Station which provides excellent rail links to Norwich and Liverpool Street Station. The journey time from Ipswich of approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes. Greater Anglia have announced the launch of a direct rail services running to London Liverpool Station.
Local Authority: Ipswich Borough Council
Council Tax Band: At the time of instruction the council tax band for this property is Band A.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR PROSPECTIVE TENANTS
Identification & Right to Rent All applicants will be required to provide photographic ID and proof of current address as part of our referencing process and for the purposes of Right to Rent checks under the Immigration Act 2014. Checks will be carried out on all intended occupiers aged 18 or over and your co-operation is required to avoid delays.
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Measurements Room sizes are approximate and intended as a guide only. Prospective tenants must verify dimensions themselves, particularly where furniture or appliances are to be installed.
Services & Appliances We have not tested any services, appliances, heating systems or fixtures and no warranty is given as to their condition or suitability. Tenants should confirm what is included and the extent of any garden, parking or shared areas.
Tenancy Agreement & Inventory A tenancy agreement and inventory will be provided prior to commencement detailing the condition and contents. These must be reviewed carefully before signing. Any variation must be agreed in writing by both parties.
Permitted Payments & Deposits Under the Tenant Fees Act 2019, permitted payments include rent, a refundable holding deposit (one week’s rent), a refundable tenancy deposit (up to five weeks’ rent where annual rent is under £50,000), and permitted default charges. Default charges are limited to reasonable costs for lost keys or security devices and interest on late rent at 3% above the Bank of England base rate after 14 days. Deposits are protected in a government-approved scheme in line with the Housing Act 2004.
Renters’ Rights Act 2025 (From 1 May 2026) All new tenancies will be periodic assured tenancies. Fixed-term ASTs and Section 21 notices no longer apply. Rent increases must be served via the prescribed Section 13 / Form 4 notice with a minimum of two months’ notice. Tenants have the right to challenge increases and request pets, which cannot be unreasonably refused. Discrimination against applicants with children or in receipt of benefits is unlawful. Further measures including the PRS Database, Decent Homes Standard and Landlord Ombudsman will follow.
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