New Discoveries at Jewry Wall Museum
It's a great time to rent a flat in Leicester. The latest development in our city is a new display highlighting some of the exciting new archaeology discovered in Leicester is set to open at the Jewry Wall Museum from this Saturday (July 17).
Opening in time for the first weekend of the National Festival of British Archaeology, the objects on display will include Leicester's Roman curse tablets. These lead tablets are inscribed with a curse against the perpetrators of theft, in one case a prized cloak and in the other a bag of silver coins. They give us a fascinating insight into the life of the residents of Ratae, Roman Leicester.
Principal Curator of Collections, Laura Hadland said: "This is intended to be a flexible display space. We've kept it very simple so that we can keep changing the objects that are on display. The most important thing is to give the public the opportunity to see all of the wonderful artefacts that were excavated in the city before the new Highcross shopping centre was built. I hope that everyone will enjoy the display, some of the objects are truly remarkable."
The display opens on Saturday 17 July to celebrate the Festival of British Archaeology. Visitors can pop along and see the exhibits from 11am until 4.30pm daily. There will also be special events at the museum every day during the Festival fortnight. For more details and specific times, visit: www.leicester.gov.uk/museums
Saturday, July 17, 2010
Flats to Rent in Leicester - Author visits Leicester
Author events that are out of this world
Young readers are in for a blast this summer with an amazing programme of author visits at Leicester City Libraries. Organised as part of the ‘Space Hop’ summer reading scheme, the author visits blast off on Tuesday, 20 July, at St Barnabas Library with illustrator Sarah McIntyre, whose recent work includes the intergalactic romp ‘You Can’t Eat a Princess’.
The event begins at 11am.
She will also be enthralling children with her drawing skills at Beaumont Library on the same day from 2pm and again at Evington Library on Wednesday, 21 July, from 2pm.
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Jonathan Emmett – author of the classic ‘Bringing Down the Moon’ – will be giving the lowdown on the highfliers in his brand new book ‘Aliens: An Owners Guide’. He will be at Highfields Library from 11am and Westcotes Library from 2pm on Thursday, 22 July.
And Pippa Goodhart, author of the perennially popular ‘Winnie The Witch’ books, will be bringing her out-of-this-world imagination to New Parks Library on Thursday, 29 July from 2pm and Knighton Library on 3rd August from 2pm.
Cllr Vi Dempster, Leicester City Council cabinet member for children and schools, said: “Giving children the opportunity to meet the talented individuals behind their favourite books is a fantastic way of inspiring them about the possibilities of reading and writing.
“Our libraries have put on a brilliant programme of events that children and families are sure to enjoy.”
All events are free of charge and aimed at families with children of primary school age. There will be craft activities and fun and games at all events and you don’tneed to be a library member to take part.
For more information, and details about author events in August, visit www.leicester.gov.uk/libraries and click on the Space Hop link.
Thinking of renting a flat in Leicester? Speak to Jamie Lewis residential - the specialist letting agents for Leicester.
Young readers are in for a blast this summer with an amazing programme of author visits at Leicester City Libraries. Organised as part of the ‘Space Hop’ summer reading scheme, the author visits blast off on Tuesday, 20 July, at St Barnabas Library with illustrator Sarah McIntyre, whose recent work includes the intergalactic romp ‘You Can’t Eat a Princess’.
The event begins at 11am.
She will also be enthralling children with her drawing skills at Beaumont Library on the same day from 2pm and again at Evington Library on Wednesday, 21 July, from 2pm.
Rent a Flat in Leicester
Jonathan Emmett – author of the classic ‘Bringing Down the Moon’ – will be giving the lowdown on the highfliers in his brand new book ‘Aliens: An Owners Guide’. He will be at Highfields Library from 11am and Westcotes Library from 2pm on Thursday, 22 July.
And Pippa Goodhart, author of the perennially popular ‘Winnie The Witch’ books, will be bringing her out-of-this-world imagination to New Parks Library on Thursday, 29 July from 2pm and Knighton Library on 3rd August from 2pm.
Cllr Vi Dempster, Leicester City Council cabinet member for children and schools, said: “Giving children the opportunity to meet the talented individuals behind their favourite books is a fantastic way of inspiring them about the possibilities of reading and writing.
“Our libraries have put on a brilliant programme of events that children and families are sure to enjoy.”
All events are free of charge and aimed at families with children of primary school age. There will be craft activities and fun and games at all events and you don’tneed to be a library member to take part.
For more information, and details about author events in August, visit www.leicester.gov.uk/libraries and click on the Space Hop link.
Thinking of renting a flat in Leicester? Speak to Jamie Lewis residential - the specialist letting agents for Leicester.
Flat to rent in Leicester - Redevelopment in Leicester
The redevelopment of the Exchange at Eyres Monsell has moved a step closer.
Leicester City Council has signed a partnership agreement with the new owners of the Invincible pub site next to the Exchange – M F Strawson Ltd – who will submit a planning application for both sites in the next few weeks.
If the plans are approved, Strawsons will demolish the former Invincible public house, and in its place build a new shopping centre. This would provide a supermarket and five other shops. It would also include extra car parking.
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The new shops would eventually replace those in the Exchange. And people living above the Exchange shops would also move so that the Exchange could be demolished.
This would leave a cleared site to be developed for new housing, for both rent and sale, when the market is right. The council would help Exchange residents to move.
Cllr Abdul Osman, Cabinet Lead for Regeneration and Transport said: “I’m pleased that, subject to planning approval, this project will bring new and modern facilities to the heart of Eyres Monsell. It is a good example of the council’s commitment to rejuvenate the city’s outer areas and shows our willingness to work with a variety of partners for the good of the city.”
The ward councillors for Eyres Monsell also expressed their delight.
Cllr Virginia Cleaver said: “This is good news for Eyres Monsell. The new shops would transform the appearance of Sturdee Road and bring modern facilities to local people.”
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Cllr Rory Palmer thanked all who have worked on the project: “It has been a long road but we have persevered and now have a agreement which should deliver great benefits to the people of Eyres Monsell.”
Ben Sheppard, development consultant for Strawsons, said: “It is anticipated that a planning application will be submitted for the sites in the next couple of weeks. If this is approved, the development of the Invincible site should be able to commence, hopefully by the end of the year.” It's another example of why Leicester is such a great city to live and working.
Thinking of renting a flat in Leicester? Speak to Jamie Lewis who specialise in renting a flat in Leicester.
Leicester City Council has signed a partnership agreement with the new owners of the Invincible pub site next to the Exchange – M F Strawson Ltd – who will submit a planning application for both sites in the next few weeks.
If the plans are approved, Strawsons will demolish the former Invincible public house, and in its place build a new shopping centre. This would provide a supermarket and five other shops. It would also include extra car parking.
Rent properties in Leicester
The new shops would eventually replace those in the Exchange. And people living above the Exchange shops would also move so that the Exchange could be demolished.
This would leave a cleared site to be developed for new housing, for both rent and sale, when the market is right. The council would help Exchange residents to move.
Cllr Abdul Osman, Cabinet Lead for Regeneration and Transport said: “I’m pleased that, subject to planning approval, this project will bring new and modern facilities to the heart of Eyres Monsell. It is a good example of the council’s commitment to rejuvenate the city’s outer areas and shows our willingness to work with a variety of partners for the good of the city.”
The ward councillors for Eyres Monsell also expressed their delight.
Cllr Virginia Cleaver said: “This is good news for Eyres Monsell. The new shops would transform the appearance of Sturdee Road and bring modern facilities to local people.”
Rent a flat in Leicester
Cllr Rory Palmer thanked all who have worked on the project: “It has been a long road but we have persevered and now have a agreement which should deliver great benefits to the people of Eyres Monsell.”
Ben Sheppard, development consultant for Strawsons, said: “It is anticipated that a planning application will be submitted for the sites in the next couple of weeks. If this is approved, the development of the Invincible site should be able to commence, hopefully by the end of the year.” It's another example of why Leicester is such a great city to live and working.
Thinking of renting a flat in Leicester? Speak to Jamie Lewis who specialise in renting a flat in Leicester.
Flat to rent in Leicester - new trees planted in Leicester
10,000 Tree project in Leicester
It's a great time to rent a flat in Leicester. In an exciting new Leicester based initiative, there will be10,000 new trees planted across the city from now until Spring 2011. In 1990 Leicester was recognised as Britain's first 'Environment City'. Since then the City Council has played an active role in encouraging and supporting measures which protect our environment. This ambitious project is one of our key environmental pledges and will significantly increase the number of trees in our city. Working in partnership with Groundwork Leicester & Leicestershire, we want to make Leicester a cleaner and greener place to live by planting trees in our streets, parks and schools. If you like the idea of renting a flat in Leicester, contact Jamie Lewis Residential - the Leicester letting agent that specialises in flats to rent in Leicester.
It's a great time to rent a flat in Leicester. In an exciting new Leicester based initiative, there will be10,000 new trees planted across the city from now until Spring 2011. In 1990 Leicester was recognised as Britain's first 'Environment City'. Since then the City Council has played an active role in encouraging and supporting measures which protect our environment. This ambitious project is one of our key environmental pledges and will significantly increase the number of trees in our city. Working in partnership with Groundwork Leicester & Leicestershire, we want to make Leicester a cleaner and greener place to live by planting trees in our streets, parks and schools. If you like the idea of renting a flat in Leicester, contact Jamie Lewis Residential - the Leicester letting agent that specialises in flats to rent in Leicester.
Friday, July 16, 2010
Flat to rent in Leicester - £425pcm - Jamie Lewis Residential
Michael Lewis House
Flat 3
£425 pcm
Stunning newly renovated property to rent in Leicester. One bedroom contemporary accommodation with double glazing, sky & TV connectors, designer Roca bathroom suit and newly fitted kitchen.
The development boasts a secure bike storage area, laundrette and post room.
Call 0116 2331233
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Flats to Rent in Leicester - Riverside Improvements on their way
It's a great time to rent a flat in Leicester. Funding has just been announced for new improvement to 2 areas of Leicester's riverside
The 2 areas, both just a short walk for many people renting a flat in Leicester with Jamie Lewis residential, are areas of open space in the city are due to transformed into parks and havens for wildlife thanks to a slice of Government funding.
Leicester City Council has successfully bid for £595,000 of New Growth Point Strategic Green Infrastructure (SGI) funding, which will enable wide-ranging improvements to be made to both the Rally Park and Abbey Meadows areas of the city.
The Rally Park project will redevelop the site, which is currently in poor condition, by making more of the green space available to visitors, planting more trees and clearing away overgrown vegetation to improve safety.
The part of the park facing onto the River Soar will also be opened up, with links to neighbouring communities improved.
At Abbey Meadows, works will focus on an area between the National Space Centre and Abbey Park Road, and includes encouraging wildlife with tree planting, creating reed beds in the river and landscaping.
Almost £100,000 has also already been secured from local developers towards the Rally Park scheme.
The projects will be the first city contributions towards implementing the River Soar and Grand Union Canal Strategy, which was approved last year and which include a series of measures to enhance the city's waterways.
Earlier this week, Leicester City Council's cabinet noted and approved the both projects, as well as agreeing to add the £595,000 New Growth Point SGI funding to the council's capital programme.
Leicester City Council's cabinet member for regeneration, Councillor Abdul Osman, said: "Both these projects are important steps towards enhancing the city's riverside area and making the most of the natural green spaces that the city has to offer.
"The funding will go a long way to helping regenerate Rally Park, which requires significant investment, and to bring new life to the Abbey Meadows area."
Funding agreements are due to be signed by the end of August 2010, subject to receipt of the funding from the Department for Communities and Local Government, with the projects due to be completed by December 2011.
Fosse Ward councillor and cabinet member for culture and leisure, Councillor Rob Wann added: “I’m delighted that this bid for New Growth Point money has been successful, and look forward to these improvements benefiting the community.”
Leicester is fast becoming a great city to live and work in. If you are looking for flats to rent or other properties to rent in Leicester, contact Jamie Lewis Residential today and find out what properties we have to rent in Leicester.
The 2 areas, both just a short walk for many people renting a flat in Leicester with Jamie Lewis residential, are areas of open space in the city are due to transformed into parks and havens for wildlife thanks to a slice of Government funding.
Leicester City Council has successfully bid for £595,000 of New Growth Point Strategic Green Infrastructure (SGI) funding, which will enable wide-ranging improvements to be made to both the Rally Park and Abbey Meadows areas of the city.
The Rally Park project will redevelop the site, which is currently in poor condition, by making more of the green space available to visitors, planting more trees and clearing away overgrown vegetation to improve safety.
The part of the park facing onto the River Soar will also be opened up, with links to neighbouring communities improved.
At Abbey Meadows, works will focus on an area between the National Space Centre and Abbey Park Road, and includes encouraging wildlife with tree planting, creating reed beds in the river and landscaping.
Almost £100,000 has also already been secured from local developers towards the Rally Park scheme.
The projects will be the first city contributions towards implementing the River Soar and Grand Union Canal Strategy, which was approved last year and which include a series of measures to enhance the city's waterways.
Earlier this week, Leicester City Council's cabinet noted and approved the both projects, as well as agreeing to add the £595,000 New Growth Point SGI funding to the council's capital programme.
Leicester City Council's cabinet member for regeneration, Councillor Abdul Osman, said: "Both these projects are important steps towards enhancing the city's riverside area and making the most of the natural green spaces that the city has to offer.
"The funding will go a long way to helping regenerate Rally Park, which requires significant investment, and to bring new life to the Abbey Meadows area."
Funding agreements are due to be signed by the end of August 2010, subject to receipt of the funding from the Department for Communities and Local Government, with the projects due to be completed by December 2011.
Fosse Ward councillor and cabinet member for culture and leisure, Councillor Rob Wann added: “I’m delighted that this bid for New Growth Point money has been successful, and look forward to these improvements benefiting the community.”
Leicester is fast becoming a great city to live and work in. If you are looking for flats to rent or other properties to rent in Leicester, contact Jamie Lewis Residential today and find out what properties we have to rent in Leicester.
Leicester Flat Rental - Curve Theatre
What a great time to rent a flat in Leicester. The Curve theatre has won an international award in recognition of its outstanding architecture.
The landmark building in Rutland Street, (just a short walk from where many people renting a flat in Leicester with Jamie Lewis residential live) was among winners of the prestigious 2010 International Architecture Awards, which celebrate the most significant new architecture designed and built worldwide.
In all, 95 winners from more than 38 countries were chosen, ranging from skyscrapers and sports stadiums to banks and bridges.
Curve was designed by award-winning Uruguayan architect Rafael Vinoly, and opened its doors to the public in 2008, and is a landmark building in the city's Cultural Quarter.
Leicester City Council's cabinet member for regeneration and transport, Councillor Abdul Osman, said: "Curve was designed and built to be an impressive new landmark building at the heart of the city's Cultural Quarter, and this award, which recognises the excellence of Curve's architecture, is great news for the city.
"These awards involved competition from hundreds of projects and designs across the world, so we are very pleased to have been selected as one of the winners, and delighted that Leicester is home to such an internationally-recognised building."
The curved, glass-clad theatre features two auditoria, one with 750 seats and another with 350 seats.
Movable steel walls separating the stage and the foyer can be lifted to make the stage is visible from street level, and Curve's glass cladding encloses an open plan foyer with views onto the café, bars, backstage area, and across the stage.
Leicester City Council's cabinet member for culture and leisure, Councillor Rob Wann, said: "This is a real feather in the cap for the Leicester and for Curve itself, and is very good news."
The awards were hosted by the Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture and Design, and the European Centre of Architecture, Art, Design and Urban Studies, with a jury included leading architecture academics and critics.
Pat Weller, interim chief executive of Curve, added: "Curve is a theatre which the people of Leicester and Leicestershire can be proud of, and I am delighted that the building has been acknowledged with this international architectural award."
There are so many reasons why Leicester is becoming a great city once again. If you are thinking or renting a flat in Leicester, visit the cities number 1 letting agent in Leicester - Jamie Lewis Residential.
The landmark building in Rutland Street, (just a short walk from where many people renting a flat in Leicester with Jamie Lewis residential live) was among winners of the prestigious 2010 International Architecture Awards, which celebrate the most significant new architecture designed and built worldwide.
In all, 95 winners from more than 38 countries were chosen, ranging from skyscrapers and sports stadiums to banks and bridges.
Curve was designed by award-winning Uruguayan architect Rafael Vinoly, and opened its doors to the public in 2008, and is a landmark building in the city's Cultural Quarter.
Leicester City Council's cabinet member for regeneration and transport, Councillor Abdul Osman, said: "Curve was designed and built to be an impressive new landmark building at the heart of the city's Cultural Quarter, and this award, which recognises the excellence of Curve's architecture, is great news for the city.
"These awards involved competition from hundreds of projects and designs across the world, so we are very pleased to have been selected as one of the winners, and delighted that Leicester is home to such an internationally-recognised building."
The curved, glass-clad theatre features two auditoria, one with 750 seats and another with 350 seats.
Movable steel walls separating the stage and the foyer can be lifted to make the stage is visible from street level, and Curve's glass cladding encloses an open plan foyer with views onto the café, bars, backstage area, and across the stage.
Leicester City Council's cabinet member for culture and leisure, Councillor Rob Wann, said: "This is a real feather in the cap for the Leicester and for Curve itself, and is very good news."
The awards were hosted by the Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture and Design, and the European Centre of Architecture, Art, Design and Urban Studies, with a jury included leading architecture academics and critics.
Pat Weller, interim chief executive of Curve, added: "Curve is a theatre which the people of Leicester and Leicestershire can be proud of, and I am delighted that the building has been acknowledged with this international architectural award."
There are so many reasons why Leicester is becoming a great city once again. If you are thinking or renting a flat in Leicester, visit the cities number 1 letting agent in Leicester - Jamie Lewis Residential.
Flats to Rent in Leicester - Phoenix Square
What a great time to rent a flat in the city of Leicester! Tenants of Jamie Lewis Residential are only a short walk from Phoenix Square and the new arts quarter in the city. It's a great part of Leicester with a great variety of events going on. At the moment, Toy Story 3 is playing at Phoenix Square.
Unlike some movie sequels, growing up with the Toy Story franchise never feels like hard work. Toy owner Andy is now ready for college and donates his collection to a nursery. But tots play rough and soon Woody, Buzz, and Barbie’s friend Ken plot The Great Escape. Pure Pixar magic.
"One of the best films of the year, Pixar’s long-awaited latest scores in every department. Funny, affecting and dramatically fearless, it’s as fine a threequel as you could hope for. Bring tissues - lots of tissues."
Renting a flat in Leicester can be such a great idea with facilities such as this just a short walk away. If you are looking for a flat to rent in Leicester contact us to find out why Leicester Letting Agents don't come any better that Jamie Lewis Residential.
Unlike some movie sequels, growing up with the Toy Story franchise never feels like hard work. Toy owner Andy is now ready for college and donates his collection to a nursery. But tots play rough and soon Woody, Buzz, and Barbie’s friend Ken plot The Great Escape. Pure Pixar magic.
"One of the best films of the year, Pixar’s long-awaited latest scores in every department. Funny, affecting and dramatically fearless, it’s as fine a threequel as you could hope for. Bring tissues - lots of tissues."
Renting a flat in Leicester can be such a great idea with facilities such as this just a short walk away. If you are looking for a flat to rent in Leicester contact us to find out why Leicester Letting Agents don't come any better that Jamie Lewis Residential.
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Flats to rent in Leicester - Summer Sundae 2010
What a great time to rent a flat in Leicester! This Summer sees the 10th anual Summer Sundae in the city on August 18th. It's an award-winning music festival held in the grounds of De Montfort Hall and Gardens and Victoria Park, there will be more than 100 acts on six stages over three days. For most Jamie Lewis tenants who rent a flat in Leicester, it's only a short walk.
Confirmed acts so far include Mumford & Sons, Seasick Steve, Tinchy Stryder, The Go! Team, The Fall and The Futureheads.
As well as the fantastic bands, there is a whole host of things to do away from the main stages, including comedy, spoken word, silent discos, The Garden chill-out area, quality camping, food and drink and a kids zone.
What started out as a humble one-day affair in De Montfort Hall gardens in 2001 held over two stages, headlined by Morcheeba and featuring just 14 bands has now grown to be the Midlands’ best weekend of music and more.
If you are thinking of renting a flat in Leicester this summer, contact us today to see why we are the most popular letting agent in Leicester and have a flat to rent in Leicester for you.
Confirmed acts so far include Mumford & Sons, Seasick Steve, Tinchy Stryder, The Go! Team, The Fall and The Futureheads.
As well as the fantastic bands, there is a whole host of things to do away from the main stages, including comedy, spoken word, silent discos, The Garden chill-out area, quality camping, food and drink and a kids zone.
What started out as a humble one-day affair in De Montfort Hall gardens in 2001 held over two stages, headlined by Morcheeba and featuring just 14 bands has now grown to be the Midlands’ best weekend of music and more.
If you are thinking of renting a flat in Leicester this summer, contact us today to see why we are the most popular letting agent in Leicester and have a flat to rent in Leicester for you.
Flat Rental Leicester - live stadium gigs in Leicester
What a great time to rent a property in Leicester! July 15th & 16th sees Leicester's first ever live stadium gigs. They are at the Tigers Stadium. The opening live music concert at Welford Road this summer also features a special £20 ticket and local artists on the support bill for headliner James Morrison.
Leicester Tigers and co-promoters Squareleg Entertainment have released new blocks of seating in the Caterpillar Stand which will be priced at just £20 to celebrate the first live music event at the iconic rugby venue.
Local artists Jersey Budd and Hannah B will open the evening on Thursday, July 15 after being added as support to Brit Award winner Morrison. In fact Morrison played a gig in Leicester just a few days after winning his award.
Singer-songwriter Jersey Budd is building a strong following and some rave reviews nationally with a rock/blues sound likened to stadium fillers Tom Petty and Bruce Springsteen, while Hannah B is a 19-year-old local singer making encouraging moves in the music business.
If you rented a flat in Leicester with Jamie Lewis Residential, it would only be a short walk from home. As a Leicester based letting agent, we have plenty of flats to let in Leicester and rent Leicester properties to everybody from students to OAPs. From short term rental to long term property rentals in Leicester - consider Jamie Lewis Residential.
Leicester Tigers and co-promoters Squareleg Entertainment have released new blocks of seating in the Caterpillar Stand which will be priced at just £20 to celebrate the first live music event at the iconic rugby venue.
Local artists Jersey Budd and Hannah B will open the evening on Thursday, July 15 after being added as support to Brit Award winner Morrison. In fact Morrison played a gig in Leicester just a few days after winning his award.
Singer-songwriter Jersey Budd is building a strong following and some rave reviews nationally with a rock/blues sound likened to stadium fillers Tom Petty and Bruce Springsteen, while Hannah B is a 19-year-old local singer making encouraging moves in the music business.
If you rented a flat in Leicester with Jamie Lewis Residential, it would only be a short walk from home. As a Leicester based letting agent, we have plenty of flats to let in Leicester and rent Leicester properties to everybody from students to OAPs. From short term rental to long term property rentals in Leicester - consider Jamie Lewis Residential.
Top 20 tips for renting a flat in Leicester - by Jamie Lewis Residential
Looking to rent in Leicester? Most people rent at some point in their lives for various reasons. In the ideal world it should provide you with affordable, well maintained accommodation with the freedom of no mortgage or long term commitment. Unfortunately there are also some unscrupulous landlords / agencies out there – try using our handy top 20 tips for renting in Leicester to avoid any problems.
1. What do you really want and what can you afford?
Decide where you want to live
Work out how much you can afford to pay each month
Clearly define what sort of property you're looking for
Think about how long you’re hoping to rent for
2. When should I start looking?
The majority of property on the market to rent is available immediately or within the next couples of months. If you are looking for a property several months ahead you will generally struggle. Although this is different if you are looking for student accommodation. Many agents have waiting lists / mailing lists that you can join to keep track of new properties coming to market.
3. Where should I start?
Cast your net wide and check out the whole market from high street estate agents, to property management agencies and private landlords. This will give you a good understanding of what you get for your money in that area. Take your time to see if there is a shortage of the kind of properties you want to rent. Be willing to compromise.
Make sure if you deal with an agent they belong to a professional organisation such as ARLA, NALS, NAEA or RICS.
The internet is a great place to start with Gumtree, Find a property etc websites being a good place to start.
Try your local paper which will have an accommodation to let section.
For the rest of the tips visit:-
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Modern 1 bedroom flat to rent in Leicester - £425 pcm
44 Fosse Road Central
Looking for somewhere to live in Leicester? Tried all the other Leicester letting agents? Well have a look at this one!
This property has just become available due to the current tenants job being relocated. Situated walking distance from Leicester city and Braunstone Gate, this is a popular property that never stays on for long!
Recently refurbished it is modern, clean and bright.
Two large windows flood the living area with natural light. The bedroom window boasts views of the city which are quite stunning at night.
The kitchen is brand new - fitted with wood laminate flooring, oven and hob.
Leading to the bathroom with designer shower and bathroom suite.
At only £425 pcm with no tenancy fees or credit scoring fees we can find you a great place to stay in Leicester.
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Thursday, July 8, 2010
Rent a flat in Leicester - only £450 pcm with Jamie Lewis Residential
Rent a Flat In Leicester with Jamie Lewis Residential
New availability:-
Flat 13, Michael Lewis House, Sandhurst Road, Leicester, LE3 6RB
A great opportunity to rent a New apartment within the Gimson Villas Development
Bright and airy open plan living room and kitchen with oven & hob
Double bedroom and modern Shower room
Double glazing and electric heating
On site launderette & post room
Secure entry system and CCTV
Council Tax Band A
The apartment is ideally situated only a short walk from the City Centre and ideal for Narborough Road/Braunstone Gate
Available Mid August 2010
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Rent a flat in Leicester - only £350 pcm with Jamie Lewis Residential
Flat 1, 21 Lower Hastings Street, Leicester, LE1 7AT
If you are looking for a flat to rent in Leicester and want to deal direct with the owner - no agencies involved - come to Jamie Lewis Residential.
A newly decorated ground floor flat.
Open plan living room/kitchen with a cooker.
Central location close to Leicester Royal Infirmary & De Monfort University
Pleasant walk to the Train Station
No Credit Scoring or Application Fees
Council Tax Band A
Available End of July
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