A modern city pad ideally located in the centre of town almost opposite the Arndale Shopping Centre and Deansgate with its array of shops, supermarkets and bars.

The apartment features an open plan living room and kitchen area fully equipped with washing machine and dishwasher. Economy 7 heating and hot water, spacious large bedroom, double glazing and intercom.

TERMS

First months rent + 6 weeks deposit required & refs

Further deposits may be requested if no history can be provided or if landlord requests

Furnishings Itinerary

Bedroom 1

Double bed, built in wardrobe, side table & lamp

Living Room

2 piece sofa set, coffee table, Tv, dinning table and 4 chairs

Kitchen

Modern fitted kitchen comprising of washing machine, fridge freezer and all cooking utensils  including pots & pans, microwave, kettle & toaster

Bathroom

Bath with shower, sink, WC, heated towel rail, shaving plug & light.

Parking

Please contact Salford local council for residents permit.

Facilities

    * City centre location

    * Modern apartment in residential area

    * Ideal location to commute by train or car

    * Economy 7 heating

    * Double glazed

    * Spacious living room and bedroom areas

  

Location Map

Local Amenities & history:

A quick glance at the map clearly illustrates its enviable central position, providing a natural interchange for trade and commerce with its easy access to the M62, Ml, M606 and A1 motorways.

The huge cities of Manchester and Leeds are just 20 minutes and 15 minutes drive away respectively, served by an excellent motorway network that links both sides of the Pennines and is within a few minutes of Brighouse town centre.

The opening of the local stretch of the M62 almost 30 years ago has proved a vital element in the rising success of the town and the surrounding area. It has, undoubtedly, helped cultivate a healthy economy which has remained buoyant and created numerous spinoffs for local trade and industry as well as provide a huge boost in e-commerce.

It is the unique geographical position of Junction 25 at Brighouse which has encouraged the development of the town’s industrial epi-centre on the Armytage Industrial Estate which has now spread to the edge of the slip road of the M62 and again, expanded in the opposite direction right up to the curtilage of the town centre, bringing with it huge variety of commercial and light industrial concerns.

Today, the restoration of the local stretch of the Calder and Hebble Navigation is helping to unlock a huge potential in waterborne, mainly but not exclusively, leisure traffic which will continue to have spin-offs in terms of tourism.

Celebrating its 300th birthday this year, the Calder and Hebble Navigation turned the woollen textile town of Brighouse into an important canal port. Now, it is reaping considerable rewards as a holiday and leisure base.