2 rooms apartment of 40m² in London

Hyde Way, London, UB3 4PB, United Kingdom

£2,150 / month

Rental period: Unlimited
Available from: ASAP

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Arusha Court, Farine Avenue, Hayes UB3, 2 bed flat to rent, £2,150 pcm | PrimeLocation

A brand-new two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment situated on the 6th floor of the landmark Hayes Village development. Offering contemporary living in a well-connected West London location, this stylish home combines modern design with thoughtfully planned interiors. The apartment features a spacious open-plan living area, a sleek fitted kitchen with integrated appliances, contemporary bathrooms, and generous storage throughout. Large windows allow an abundance of natural light to fill the home, creating a bright and welcoming atmosphere, while the development offers a selection of residences with private balconies or terraces overlooking landscaped gardens or the Grand Union Canal. Hayes Village provides residents with a vibrant community atmosphere, excellent on-site amenities, and superb transport connections, making it an ideal choice for modern West London living.

Property type

apartment

Size

40 m²

Price

£2,150

Rental period

Unlimited

Available from

ASAP

Price per m²

£54

Rooms

2

Bedrooms

Not specified

Bathrooms

Not specified

Year built

Not specified

Smoking allowed

Not specified

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