Farlam Drive

CCHA are pleased to offer this 3 bed house located on Farlam Drive, Carlisle. Located in an accessible location and bus route to the town centre. This unfurnished home briefly comprises of a cosy living room, well presented kitchen, 3 bedrooms and three piece bathroom.

There may be occasions when we may not be able to offer you a physical viewing of a property, and as an alternative may send you a video. No deposit is required but one week/month rent in advance is payable on sign up. All offers are based a successful Pre Tenancy Assessment which includes affordability assessment and reference requests. Preference will be given to households who will fully occupy. On some occasions properties may be opened up to applicants that do not fully occupy but who can demonstrate that they are financially able to afford the property. Applicants should ensure when placing bids that the property is suitable for their requirements, including any accessibility or mobility requirements, as adaptions will not be carried out for existing conditions.

Key Features

• 3 Bedrooms
• Well presented kitchen
• Well presented Three piece bathroom
• Double Glazing throughout
• Gas Central Heating
• Private Garden
• On street parking
• Universal credit & Housing Benefit applicants will be accepted
• Sorry you cannot keep any pets or animals in your home without prior written permission

Full Description

Castles and Coasts Housing Association (CCHA) owns and manages more than 7,000 homes across the North of England. CCHA is proud to offer affordable homes to rent. We are committed to providing excellent services, which are convenient to residents’ needs.  These services include housing and estate management and a 24/7 repairs service.

Information about renting from CCHA

This property will be allocated in accordance with CCHA’s Lettings Policy. For more details about the application process please see video above.

All offers are based on submission of a suitable landlord’s reference or character reference and a successful affordability assessment. Due to changes as a result of the Welfare Reform Act, preference will be given to households who fully occupy or can demonstrate that they are financially able to afford the property.