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How do I apply for a Livin home or bungalow?

We advertise all of our available homes on our Find A Home page, simply visit this page for more information.

Before you can place a bid on one of our homes, you must first have an active account with the relevant Choice Based Lettings Scheme. Almost all our homes are located in County Durham and therefore are allocated through the Durham Key Options scheme. Durham Key Options (DKO) is a partnership between Durham County Council and landlords across County Durham.

We have a small number of homes which are located outside Durham, these are all advertised through Tees Valley HomeFinder, Hartlepool HomeSearch and Darlington HomeSearch; They are similar to Durham Key Options but we do not process applications registered for these schemes. If you wish to register an application for homes advertised in this area, please apply directly.

Once your application is approved, you will then be able to bid on homes that meet your needs. You can access the application form directly by visiting the relevant Choice Based Lettings system.

How long will it take for my application to be processed?

We aim to start processing your application within 10 working days. If we require any further information after this point, we will contact you to ask for this. Once we have received all the required information we will notify you of our decision within 20 days, and if accepted we will activate your account. You can also check your application status online by logging into the DKO portal.

How can I get involved with Livin and help to shape services?

To find out more about the different ways you can get involved, please visit our getting involved section.

Can I apply to buy my home under Right to Buy?

Tenants who have been with Livin since before the transfer from Sedgefield Council in 2009 may have the “Preserved Right to Buy” their property. Full details of the scheme are available on the Government Right to Buy website. If you are thinking of applying, please contact us.

Can I apply to buy my home under Right to Acquire?

If you have been a tenant for 3 or more years you may have the right to buy your property under the Right to Acquire scheme. Full details of the scheme are available on the Government Right to Acquire website. If you are thinking of applying, please contact us.

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Wallas Road, Newton Aycliffe

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ENLARGE

£118.12 (pw)

2 Rent House Water rates included

We are delighted to offer you this well presented two bedroom house located in the Simpasture area of Newton Aycliffe.

The house is in a great location close to local amenities including shops and schools. There are good transport links to areas such as Durham and Darlington.

In brief this home comprises of a living room, modern kitchen, two bedrooms, bathroom with shower, and an enclosed rear garden.

Living Room

Spacious bright living room

Kitchen

Modern kitchen with storage cupboards

Bedroom 1

A large room which would provide space for king/double bed and other furniture

Bedroom 2

A good size room which provides space for a double bed and other furniture

Bathroom

The bathroom has modern fittings featuring a shower over bath, WC and hand basin

Externally

There is a rear enclosed garden and parking on the street to the front

Other Information

The Energy Performance Certificate rating for this home is C

Interested in this home?

To bid on this property, please register and apply on our partner site Durham Key Options.

Already registered?

If your application has already been accepted, simply log into Durham Key Options by using the button below to bid on this home.

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Successful applicants

Please be aware that you will be required to pay one weeks rent in advance if your application is successful.

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