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3 Humber Street, Weaste Seedley, Salford, M50 1EB
Average Property Rating: 5
★★★★★☆☆☆☆☆
Number of times reviewed: 1
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3 Humber Street, Weaste Seedley, Salford
Reviewed 27 February 2023
★★★★★☆☆☆☆☆
The was a traditional two-bed terrace, so front bedroom bigger than second (middle) room.
Perfectly good bathroom and kitchen. In warmer months (when we moved in) it was fine.
But it had ancient storage heaters which turned out to cost a fortunee to use and which did not adequately heat the house. There were also two gas fires which we were told were for atmosphere rather than heating, but neither of them ever worked and when we did get a gas engineer round, he condemned one and failed to make the other work.
Mould was a persistent problem throughout the tenancy, once the first winter arrived (2020-21). We did ventilate, especially the bathroom, but there was persistant mould in the main bedroom and downstairs front and back rooms. It was impossible to keep warm.
PRICING
When we moved in, in July 2020 during Covid, the rent was £650 pcm. In January 2022 it was raised to £725, and then in June 2022 we were given section 21 notice to quit. Before we moved out the house was readvertised at £825, so the priee was lifted by more than 25% in less than a year. The Landlord had not improved the property during the tenancy so this was just profiteering.
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Perfectly good bathroom and kitchen. In warmer months (when we moved in) it was fine.
But it had ancient storage heaters which turned out to cost a fortunee to use and which did not adequately heat the house. There were also two gas fires which we were told were for atmosphere rather than heating, but neither of them ever worked and when we did get a gas engineer round, he condemned one and failed to make the other work.
Mould was a persistent problem throughout the tenancy, once the first winter arrived (2020-21). We did ventilate, especially the bathroom, but there was persistant mould in the main bedroom and downstairs front and back rooms. It was impossible to keep warm.
PRICING
When we moved in, in July 2020 during Covid, the rent was £650 pcm. In January 2022 it was raised to £725, and then in June 2022 we were given section 21 notice to quit. Before we moved out the house was readvertised at £825, so the priee was lifted by more than 25% in less than a year. The Landlord had not improved the property during the tenancy so this was just profiteering.
