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CLOSING DATE 4 Days time

Property Features• Available at the start of March
• Housing Association Tenant – Starter Tenancy
• Double room
• Own garden
• Air source heat pump heating
• Off street parking
• Pets allowed at landlord’s discretion
• Energy Performance D
• Wet room
• Minimum age of at least 1 person in the household; 50 and over

Charges• Social Rent
• Rent £549.03 a month
• Service Charge £83.61 a month
• Rent in advance required – 4 weeks

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Let on an assured tenancy, new tenants will need to complete a 12 month starter period.  A minimum of 1 month’s rent in advance will be expected. Some service charges may not be eligible for benefits. Preference will be given to applicants over the age of 55 years. To help you make sure that you are placing your bid on the right property for you, please ensure that you read the overview, look at the images, review the local area and facilities available, check the location on the attached map and read the additional information and any attachments.

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TIMBERSCOMBE GARDENING CLUB NEW SEASON

Greetings from Timberscombe Gardening Club, hoping that everyone had a good Christmas and New Year.

Just to remind you that after our short hibernation the New Season of the Club will begin on Monday, 2^nd March, when we look forward to welcoming old members and new, at St Petrocks Church. 7.30pm. You don’t have to be a gardener or even have a garden to become a member, just come along and enjoy the talks, refreshments and chat. In the meantime, in February’s edition of Dunkery Tidings you can read Elisabeth’s report of the Annual Meeting and social. You can also check out the Club’s page on the Village Website where the year’s calendar has been updated. We have some good speakers and two trips in store for 2026.

Look forward to seeing you on Monday 2^nd March

Elisabeth, Erica, Pauline and new chairman, Allan