A two-bed semi in Levington Road, a three-bed flat in Norwich Road and a quirky one-bed in Woodbridge Road are among the most popular places to rent in Ipswich this month.
Property listing website Zoopla records how many people have viewed the listing for each home in the past 30 days.
The most viewed rental property in the town is a three-bed detached house in Hutland Road.
Clicked on by 901 people in the past 30 days, the listing states that the property is being let unfurnished for £975 per calendar month, or £225 per week.
The home is available immediately and has recently been painted and had new carpets laid, agents Belvoir said.
A quirky one bedroom semi-detached house in North Hill Walk off Woodbridge Road is the second most viewed home having been viewed by 780 people over the past 30 days.
The flint-walled home has a mezzanine floor and exposed beams, as well as a modern interior.
Also being let by Belvoir, the property is available immediately and rentable for £595 per calendar month or £160 per week.
The third most popular rental property in Ipswich has been clicked on 679 times in the previous 30 days and is a one-bedroom flat in Lacey Street.
It is being let by agents Ad Hoc and is let on a 28-day rolling contract for £450 per calendar month or £104 per week — not including utility bills and council tax.
It is set within a complex of flats and has access to a communal garden along with its own front door.
An unfurnished newly decorated two-bedroom semi-detached home in Levington Road is the fourth most viewed rental property on the market in Ipswich.
Again, let by Belvoir, the property has been viewed 696 times in the past 30 days. It is up for rent for £795 per calendar month or £183 per week.
It has on street parking and a large rear garden.
The final property is a three-bedroom flat in Norwich Road.
It has been viewed 647 times in the past 30 days and is being let by Belvoir.
The first-floor apartment is available for £595 per calendar month or £137 per week.
All information was correct at the time of publication.
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