1 available house to rent in Upper Borth

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1 available rental house in Upper Borth found

    3 bedrooms house of 73.48 m² - Cosy living space
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    3 rooms house of 73m²

    Ffordd-y-Fulfran, Upper Borth, SY24 5ND, United Kingdom

    1,100 £ / month

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Frequently asked questions

How do I rent a house in Upper Borth?

Renting a house in Upper Borth begins by searching listings on Renthero. Use filters to select your desired area, price range, number of rooms, and features like a garden or parking. When you find a house you like, contact the landlord to arrange a viewing and begin the application process.

How many houses are available to rent in Upper Borth?

At present, there are 1 houses for rent in Upper Borth listed on Renthero. This number is updated frequently, so make sure to check regularly for new options.

What is the average cost to rent a house in Upper Borth?

The monthly rent for houses in Upper Borth averages around 1100 £. Prices usually range between 1100 £ and 1100 £, depending on size, location, and condition. Homes with outdoor space or in prime areas may cost more.

What documents are needed to rent a house in Upper Borth?

To rent a house in Upper Borth, most landlords require a valid ID, proof of income or employment, and references from previous landlords. A credit check is often part of the process. Once approved, you’ll need to pay a deposit and sign the rental agreement.