4 bedroom semi-detached house to rent

Robinsons - Estate agents in Spennymoor With a proven track record of success through a team of qualified employees, we are the estate agency in Spennymoor that understands the most effective way of getting the best price possible for your property. Our team are dedicated to providing a service that is specific to your needs and meet your expectations from a home sale or purchase. When selling your home, we can utilise all of our marketing strategies to ensure that your property receives the marketing package that is right for you to support a successful sale. For buying we take your preferences for a property and find you a list of exciting homes that we feel would be suitable for you, we can accompany you on the viewings to give you all the essential information that you need. We are a Spennymoor estate agency in very a capable position to help any landlords looking to let their property in the northeast area and for tenants who need help finding a place to rent in Spennymoor. Contact us today with whatever service you require and we will discuss the opportunities available for you. Spennymoor local information A town in County Durham, Spennymoor was founded in the 1850s and stands above the Wear Valley. Some of the most notable landmarks of the town include Whitworth Hall, a famous estate well known for its inclusion in the nursery rhyme “Bobby Shafto’s gone to Sea”. It is now a site for a well-farmed deer park, which is enclosed by a walled garden.  Spennymoor Settlement is a centre for the fine arts, with drama and music events regularly appearing in the building, amongst other community events. There are also plans for a brand new Regional Arts Centre.  The local football team is Spennymoor Town F.C and the leisure centre includes the local swimming pool, which offers swimming lessons, football coaching, martial arts tutoring, tennis lessons, badminton practice, a gymnasium and gymnastic workouts. The site is also home to a modern Regional Gymnasium Centre, made possible by a portion of funding from the National Lottery and Sport England.