Pre-Application Prescribed Documents

Thank you for arranging a viewing with Parks Residential.

Please see available the ‘Welcome to Parks’ document which outlines the process of renting a property through us, our example tenancy agreement and the government issued ‘How to Rent guide’. Please ensure you read all these documents prior to placing a holding deposit and call the office on 01273 202089 if you have any questions.

Welcome To Parks June 19

Example AST 2019

HTRG_Oct_2023

5 stars
Source: Google reviews
I recently moved from a property managed by Parks and I couldn't be happier with the level of service I received. From start to finish, they made the letting process smooth and stress-free. I would like to give special thanks to Antony, Joanne, Seif and Thomas. They were always available to answer any questions I had in a fast and knowledgable manner. What I appreciated the most about Parks was their genuine care for us as tenants. It's rare to find a letting agency that values their tenants as much as their landlords, but Parks is one of them. Overall, I would highly recommend Parks to anyone looking for a professional and efficient service. Their team is great!

Benjamin, Tenant, 2023

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