4 bed end terrace house to rent

Railway Terrace, Rugby CV21

Four bedroom property in the Town centre. Master bedroom with en-suite. Lounge with open plan kitchen. Ground floor bathroom, off road parking for 4 cars. Gas central heating. Redecorated throughout.

Rugby Town Over View

Rugby is a historic market town located in the county of Warwickshire, England. Best known as the birthplace of the sport of rugby football, the town is steeped in heritage and character. It lies on the eastern edge of Warwickshire, near the borders of Northamptonshire and Leicestershire, and is well connected by road and rail, including a major railway junction on the West Coast Main Line.
One of the town's most iconic landmarks is Rugby School, founded in 1567, which gained international fame thanks to the legend of William Webb Ellis—said to have invented the game of rugby by picking up a football and running with it during a match in 1823. Today, the school continues to play a central role in the town's identity.
Beyond its sporting legacy, Rugby has a rich industrial history, particularly in engineering and railways, and it grew significantly during the 19th century. Modern Rugby combines its heritage with a vibrant town centre, green open spaces like Caldecott Park, and a range of amenities and cultural offerings.
Rugby is also known for its diverse community and serves as an important economic and transport hub in the region. Whether for its contributions to sport, its historic architecture, or its dynamic community, Rugby holds a unique place in both local and national history.

About The Agent

Rugby is a historic market town located in the county of Warwickshire, England. Best known as the birthplace of the sport of rugby football, the town is steeped in heritage and character. It lies on the eastern edge of Warwickshire, near the borders of Northamptonshire and Leicestershire, and is well connected by road and rail, including a major railway junction on the West Coast Main Line.
One of the town's most iconic landmarks is Rugby School, founded in 1567, which gained international fame thanks to the legend of William Webb Ellis—said to have invented the game of rugby by picking up a football and running with it during a match in 1823. Today, the school continues to play a central role in the town's identity.
Beyond its sporting legacy, Rugby has a rich industrial history, particularly in engineering and railways, and it grew significantly during the 19th century. Modern Rugby combines its heritage with a vibrant town centre, green open spaces like Caldecott Park, and a range of amenities and cultural offerings.
Rugby is also known for its diverse community and serves as an important economic and transport hub in the region. Whether for its contributions to sport, its historic architecture, or its dynamic community, Rugby holds a unique place in both local and national history.

Important Legal Information

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- If you change your mind.

Additionally, a security deposit equal to five weeks' rent will be required. Default charges include:
- Interest on rent arrears, which may be charged at a maximum of 3% above the Bank of England base rate, applicable only once the rent is more than 14 days late, - A change of sharer fee, capped at £50 including VAT.

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