Derby Flat
£500 Per Month – Fully Furnished
Derby is rapidly becoming one of the most desirable cities in the UK and this enviable reputation is being fuelled by high quality residential developments of flats in Derby such as Springfield Mill. This particular 1 bedroom flat for rent in Derby caters extremely well for people who work in Derby or the surrounding area but want to live somewhere more exclusive than a standard Derby flat to let.
Located in a listed 19th century Lace Mill this first floor flat in Derby really does have that wow factor and incorporates a unique fitted kitchen including all of the appliances essential for hassle free modern living exclusively designed by Terence Conran. Other features of note in this Derby flat for rent include real wood flooring, exposed brickwork, high ceilings, full height double glazed cast iron windows and a sleek tiled bathroom. Overall this flat to let in Derby mixes original features with contemporary design extremely well. And as this Derby flat to rent is fully furnished it is ready for you to move straight in without any hassle.
The Mill was converted into 105 top quality Derby flats by City Lofts, most of which were completed between 2006 and 2007. And although this development catered very well for the demand for flats in Derby there are now only a handful of these Derby flats for rent.
This Derby flat is actually located in Sandiacre, one of the most up and coming areas in Derbyshire having undergone a large amount of redevelopment in recent years.
Although these flats in Derby are located about 9 miles from the city centre the transport links are excellent with the junction 25 of the M1 just over a mile away. The A52 dual carriageway also links to the M1 at J25 and runs straight into the middle of Derby. And although this means that these particular Derby flats to let are easily accessible from the country’s main motorway, the development itself is in a relatively secluded location with this Derby flat to let offering particularly stunning views of the Erewash canal. To read more about Springfield Mill click here.