Looking for a new house to rent in Durham?
Renting is a flexible way to have your own space- but it can also be really expensive.
Luckily, there are some affordable houses to rent right on your doorstep in Durham.
Here are the five cheapest houses to rent on Zoopla right now.
Donnini Place
£325 per month
This one bedroom two bathroom apartment would be the ideal student accommodation.
It was fully refurbished in 2018 and all bills are included in the rental price.
Visit the Zoopla listing to learn more.
Laurel Avenue
£368 per month
Looking for a four bed end terrace house?
This property is fully furnished with “tasteful decorations"- it also has both a rear and front garden.
If you are interested in this property, a holding deposit of £85 is required and the first month’s rent must be given in advance.
View Zoopla’s property listing to learn more.
Newton Drive, Framwellgate Moor
£369 per month
New to Zoopla is this three bed, semi-detached house.
It comes furnished and was fully refurbished in 2015.
The lounge is a unique selling point of the property, as it comes with a 42 inch flatscreen TV.
If you’re interested in this property, you will need to pay an application fee of £240. Each additional applicant will be charged £48.
It is available to rent from 1st October- visit the Zoopla listing to learn more.
If you’re looking for a one bed bungalow in Durham, you are in luck.
This property is situated in a popular village, with easy access to the city centre.
The “large lounge” and feature fireplace are highlights of the property.
If you’re interested in this property, you will need to pay an application fee of £240- each additional applicant will be charged £48.
You can find out more on Zoopla’s property listing.
South View, Sherburn Hill
£380 per month
This property had two bedrooms, one bathroom and two reception rooms.
It comes unfurnished, with a modern bathroom and enclosed rear garden.
A holding deposit of £88 is required for this property.
You can move into this property from 14th August- visit Zoopla to find out more.
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