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1 available rental apartment in Scorton found

    1 bedroom flat of 186.6 m² - Cosy living space
    1 bedroom flat of 186.6 m² - Stylish comfort
    1 bedroom flat of 186.6 m² - Your new rental home
    1 bedroom flat of 186.6 m² - Excellent rental offer
    1 bedroom flat of 186.6 m² - Well-planned

    1 room flat of 187m²

    Wyre District, Scorton, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom

    575 £ / month

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Frequently asked questions

How do I rent a flat in Scorton?

To rent a flat in Scorton, begin by exploring available listings on Renthero. Once you find a suitable flat, contact the landlord to schedule a viewing. If you choose to proceed, you’ll typically provide references, pass a background or credit check, pay a deposit, and sign the rental contract.

How many flats are currently available for rent in Scorton?

Right now, Renthero lists 1 flats for rent in Scorton. The number of listings changes frequently, so check back often to find the most up-to-date offers.

What is the average rent for a flat in Scorton?

Flats in Scorton rent for an average of 575 £ per month. Depending on location, size, and condition, prices generally range between 575 £ and 575 £. Use Renthero’s filters to find something that suits your budget.

How much is a 1-bedroom flat for rent in Scorton?

On average, a 1-bedroom flat in Scorton costs around 575 £ per month. Prices typically vary between 575 £ and 575 £, depending on the area. Central flats are more expensive, while cheaper ones can be found farther from the city centre.

Which area in Scorton is best for renting a flat?

The best place to rent a flat in Scorton depends on your needs. Central areas are lively and close to amenities, but come with higher rents. Suburban districts often offer larger flats and better affordability. Use Renthero to compare neighborhoods and find your perfect match.