Stort View Court
The sage-green Georgian frontage of Stort View Court, with dormer windows in the roof and a white pedimented entrance.

Rooms to rent · Bishop's Stortford

A quiet room
on the Stort.

Professionally managed en-suite and standard rooms in a restored townhouse, minutes from the high street and the station. One monthly payment, every bill included.

Bills includedFully furnishedLicensed HMO

The building

A townhouse already built to last.

Stort View Court is a period townhouse in the centre of Bishop's Stortford, converted into self-contained rooms for working professionals. Sash windows, high ceilings and dormers in the roof — the things that make an old building pleasant to live in — have been kept. Everything behind them is new.

The house takes its name from the River Stort, which runs a few minutes' walk away through the middle of town and out along the towpath towards Sawbridgeworth.

View the rooms
Dormer windows set into the tiled roof of Stort View Court.
Rooms
[ 00 ]En-suite and standard
From
£[ 000 ]Per month, bills included
To the station
[ 00 ] minOn foot
Minimum term
6 monthsThen rolling monthly

To confirm Room count, rents and the walk to the station are marked [ 00 ] until you confirm them — send the numbers over and they drop straight in.

Rooms

Six rooms, no two the same.

Let furnished with a double bed, wardrobe, desk and chair, and all comfortably above the 6.51 m² statutory minimum for a licensed HMO. Rents are per month, bills included.

A bright double room with a large window and a made bed.

Ground floor£[000]/mo

Front double, en-suite

Two sash windows onto the street, private shower room.

En-suite · [ 00 ] m²Available now

A neutral double room with wardrobe doors and a framed print.

Ground floor£[000]/mo

Rear double, quiet side

Away from the road, shared bathroom with one other room.

Shared bath · [ 00 ] m²[ Month ]

A double room with two sash windows and a metal bedstead.

First floor£[000]/mo

Large double, en-suite

The biggest room in the house, high ceiling, private shower room.

En-suite · [ 00 ] m²Let

A made bed with a bedside lamp and books, morning light across the wall.

First floor£[000]/mo

Double with desk bay

Window recess sized for a full desk — the one to take if you work from home.

Shared bath · [ 00 ] m²Available now

A double room under the eaves with a sloped ceiling and dormer window.

Second floor£[000]/mo

Dormer double, en-suite

Top of the house, dormer window over the rooftops.

En-suite · [ 00 ] m²Available now

A double room with fitted wardrobes and a window above the bed.

Second floor£[000]/mo

Dormer double

Eaves storage built in, shared bathroom on the same floor.

Shared bath · [ 00 ] m²[ Month ]

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Two housemates cooking together at a kitchen island in a bright shared kitchen.

What's included

One payment. Nothing else to set up.

No utility accounts in your name, no splitting a bill six ways at the end of the month, no standing charges you didn't know about.

  • Gas, electricity and water

    All in the rent, with a fair-use allowance rather than a meter to watch.

  • Full-fibre broadband

    House-wide Wi-Fi, connected on the day you move in.

  • Council tax and TV licence

    Handled centrally — you won't get a bill for either.

  • Furnished throughout

    Double bed, mattress, wardrobe, chest of drawers, desk and chair in every room.

  • Shared kitchen and lounge

    Fitted kitchen with oven, hob, fridge-freezer, washer and dryer. Communal sitting room.

  • Cleaning and maintenance

    Communal areas cleaned on a schedule. Report a fault and it gets picked up, not ignored.

A white fitted kitchen with an island, oven and fridge-freezer.
The shared kitchen
A light sitting room with a pale sofa, prints and a plant.
The sitting room
A bathroom with a walk-in glass shower, twin basins and a wood vanity.
Bathrooms & en-suites

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Location

Bishop's Stortford, on foot.

The house sits in the middle of town, which is the point: the high street, Jackson Square, the Saturday market and the riverside are all a short walk, and so is the station. Greater Anglia runs four trains an hour into London Liverpool Street and the Stansted Express calls twice an hour. For anyone driving, the M11 meets the town at junction 8.

  • Bishop's Stortford station[ 00 ] min walk
  • High street & Jackson Square[ 00 ] min walk
  • River Stort towpath[ 00 ] min walk
  • London Stansted Airport≈ 12 min by train
  • London Liverpool Street≈ 45 min by train
  • M11 junction 8≈ 5 min drive
The front of Stort View Court: sash windows, dormers in the roof and the white pedimented entrance.
[ Street name ], Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire.

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Taking a room

Four steps, about a week.

  1. Book a viewing

    Send an enquiry with the room you're interested in and when you'd want to move. Viewings run in the evenings and at weekends.

  2. Apply

    A short application: proof of ID, proof of income or a job offer, and a previous landlord if you've rented before.

  3. Referencing and deposit

    Referencing usually clears in two to three working days. The deposit is protected in a government-approved scheme.

  4. Move in

    Sign, collect keys, and walk into a furnished room with the broadband already working.

A tenant relaxing on her bed with a laptop beside a tall, bright window.
What does "all bills included" actually cover?

Gas, electricity, water, full-fibre broadband, council tax and the TV licence, subject to a fair-use allowance on energy. There's no separate service charge and no set-up fee.

How long is the tenancy?

Six months to start, then rolling month to month. If you need something shorter, ask — it's occasionally possible depending on the room.

What deposit do you take?

[ Confirm the figure — typically five weeks' rent, capped by the Tenant Fees Act 2019. ] It's registered with a government-approved deposit protection scheme within 30 days and returned in full where there's no breach of the agreement.

Can I have visitors, or a partner staying?

Guests are welcome. Rooms are let to one person, so an overnight guest is fine but a second permanent occupant isn't — the house is licensed for a set number of people.

Is parking available?

[ Confirm — permit zone, on-site spaces, or nearest car park. ] The station and the high street are both walkable, so a lot of tenants here don't keep a car.

Are pets allowed?

[ Confirm the house position on pets. ]

Is the house licensed?

Yes. Stort View Court is a licensed house in multiple occupation, which sets minimum standards for room sizes, amenities and fire safety. Every bedroom exceeds the 6.51 m² statutory minimum for a single adult.

Enquire

Come and see it.

Tell us which room and roughly when you'd want to move, and we'll come back with viewing times. No agency fees, no application charge.

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Address
Stort View Court
[ Street name ]
Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire
[ CM23 0XX ]
Viewings
Weekday evenings and Saturday mornings, by appointment.

Stort View Court is a licensed house in multiple occupation in Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire. Deposits are protected in a government-approved scheme.

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