5 bed terraced house to let Chester Row, Belgravia, London SW1W
£5,450pw Letting fees
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Key info
- Status: To rent
- Type: Terraced house
- Bedrooms: 5
- Receptions: 2
- Bathrooms: 4
- Area: Chester Row, London, London
Price changes
| £5,450 | 5 days ago |
Full description
An exceptional stucco fronted period townhouse comprising of five bedrooms and three bathrooms, with an attractive large private garden.This fine family home offers generous formal entertaining and living space and is beautifully presented throughout.The property has a gross internal floor area of approx. 2,943 sq ft - 273.40 sq m (excluding under pavement vaults) and is situated in the heart of Belgravia moments from Eaton Square the excellent restaurants and boutiques of Elizabeth Street and Sloane Square. The superb amenities of Knightsbridge and Sloane Street are also within easy walking distance.
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Assured Shorthold Tenancy (AST) Fees
The Rent:
This is an amount paid between the tenant and the landlord when agreeing to let a property. The rent agreed will be paid at regular specified intervals (ie. Weekly, monthly, quarterly, half yearly or in full) and will be equally split across the tenancy.
Holding Deposit:
When an offer has been submitted for a rental property and accepted by the Landlord, subject to contract and references to include 'right to rent checks', previous landlord references (if available) and the necessary affordability/credit checks, Best Gapp will request a 'Refundable Holding Deposit' equivalent to one (1) weeks' rent to reserve the property and proceed with the tenant reference applications. The deposit will be protected in a Government backed tenancy deposit scheme (either Deposit Protection Service (dps) or Tenancy Deposit Scheme (TDS)).
Tenancy Security Deposit:
This is a refundable payment that a landlord or agent can ask a tenant to make or a relevant person (i.e. Someone acting on a tenant's behalf). This provides a landlord with security if a tenant causes damage to a property, does not return it in its original condition, does not pay their rent or breaks the terms of their tenancy agreement.
The level of tenancy deposit is equivalent to five (5) weeks' rent where the annual rent is less than £50,000, or equivalent to six (6) weeks' rent where the total annual rent is £50,000 or above. The deposit will be protected in a Government backed tenancy deposit scheme (either Deposit Protection Service (dps) or Tenancy Deposit Scheme (TDS)) within 30 days of taking the deposit payment.
Breaches of the Tenancy Agreement (default payments)
(If required the landlord can charge for the following default payments):
- Late payment of rent
- Loss of keys or other security devices giving access to the property
Changes to the Tenancy:
The landlord or agent may charge a sum of £50.00 (incl. VAT) to the tenant, if the tenant requests a change to the tenancy agreement (eg. A change of sharer or permission to keep pets at the property). If this charge is above £50.00 the landlord will provide their evidence in writing detailing any 'reasonable costs' incurred.
Early Termination:
If the tenant requests an early surrender of the tenancy, the landlord or agent may charge an early termination fee equivalent to the loss of rent incurred.
Council Tax, Utility and Communications Services:
Tenants are responsible for paying bills in accordance with the tenancy agreement. This could include Council Tax, utility payments (eg. Gas, electricity, water) and communication services (eg. TV licence, broadband, cable television, satellite television, telephone); and Green Deal charge.
Best gapp ...
- Covered by the 'RICS Client Money Protection Scheme'
- Belongs to 'The Property Ombudsman Redress Scheme'
A copy of the 'TPO Code of Practice' is available from our office.
The Rent:
This is an amount paid between the tenant and the landlord when agreeing to let a property. The rent agreed will be paid at regular specified intervals (ie. Weekly, monthly, quarterly, half yearly or in full) and will be equally split across the tenancy.
Holding Deposit:
When an offer has been submitted for a rental property and accepted by the Landlord, subject to contract and references to include 'right to rent checks', previous landlord references (if available) and the necessary affordability/credit checks, Best Gapp will request a 'Refundable Holding Deposit' equivalent to one (1) weeks' rent to reserve the property and proceed with the tenant reference applications. The deposit will be protected in a Government backed tenancy deposit scheme (either Deposit Protection Service (dps) or Tenancy Deposit Scheme (TDS)).
Tenancy Security Deposit:
This is a refundable payment that a landlord or agent can ask a tenant to make or a relevant person (i.e. Someone acting on a tenant's behalf). This provides a landlord with security if a tenant causes damage to a property, does not return it in its original condition, does not pay their rent or breaks the terms of their tenancy agreement.
The level of tenancy deposit is equivalent to five (5) weeks' rent where the annual rent is less than £50,000, or equivalent to six (6) weeks' rent where the total annual rent is £50,000 or above. The deposit will be protected in a Government backed tenancy deposit scheme (either Deposit Protection Service (dps) or Tenancy Deposit Scheme (TDS)) within 30 days of taking the deposit payment.
Breaches of the Tenancy Agreement (default payments)
(If required the landlord can charge for the following default payments):
- Late payment of rent
- Loss of keys or other security devices giving access to the property
Changes to the Tenancy:
The landlord or agent may charge a sum of £50.00 (incl. VAT) to the tenant, if the tenant requests a change to the tenancy agreement (eg. A change of sharer or permission to keep pets at the property). If this charge is above £50.00 the landlord will provide their evidence in writing detailing any 'reasonable costs' incurred.
Early Termination:
If the tenant requests an early surrender of the tenancy, the landlord or agent may charge an early termination fee equivalent to the loss of rent incurred.
Council Tax, Utility and Communications Services:
Tenants are responsible for paying bills in accordance with the tenancy agreement. This could include Council Tax, utility payments (eg. Gas, electricity, water) and communication services (eg. TV licence, broadband, cable television, satellite television, telephone); and Green Deal charge.
Best gapp ...
- Covered by the 'RICS Client Money Protection Scheme'
- Belongs to 'The Property Ombudsman Redress Scheme'
A copy of the 'TPO Code of Practice' is available from our office.