Property For Let -
Daniel House

Daniel House, Bootle - L20 3TB

We are delighted to present for rent this well-appointed two-bedroom flat situated in the historic maritime town of Bootle, Liverpool, Merseyside. The property, which is furnished, boasts two spacious bedrooms and two bathrooms, providing ample space for modern living.

The flat is heated via electrical panel heaters which are energy-efficient and cost-effective. The property has an impressive Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of A, indicating high energy efficiency and low running costs. Even though the property does not include utility bills in the rent, this top-tier EPC rating will ensure you save on energy bills.

The kitchen and living areas are open plan, creating a spacious and modern environment perfect for entertaining or relaxing at the end of a long day.

The property is in council tax band A, which is the least expensive band. The property deposit and monthly rent are yet to be determined and will be in line with the local market rates.

Bootle offers a range of amenities including shopping centres, parks, leisure facilities and excellent transport links. The area is rich in history with sites of interest such as the Bootle Town Hall and the Bootle War Memorial.

The flat is within walking distance of various local shops, pubs and restaurants, and is well-served by public transport, with Bootle Oriel Road and Bootle New Strand train stations nearby, offering easy access to Liverpool city centre and beyond.

We invite prospective renters to contact us to arrange a viewing or for more information about this ideally located, energy-efficient two-bedroom flat in Bootle.

Bootle Information

Bootle, situated just north of Liverpool along the River Mersey, is a town with a rich maritime and industrial heritage. This area is undergoing significant regeneration, aiming to revive both its economy and community spirit. Bootle's Strand Shopping Centre and close proximity to Liverpool’s city center make it a convenient residential choice, while its docks and local businesses reflect its enduring working-class roots.