8 bed terraced house to let Dilston Road, Arthurs Hill, Newcastle Upon Tyne NE4
£1,039pw Letting fees
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Key info
- Status: To rent
- Type: Terraced house
- Bedrooms: 8
- Receptions: 1
- Bathrooms: 3
- Area: Dilston Road, Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne & Wear
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Full description
*bills inclusive house* Available September 2025 - Completely renovated from top to toe for Summer 2025, Bricks & Mortar are delighted to announce the availability of this house on Dilston Road.As part of the utilities package, it includes gas, electric, water, TV License and broadband.The property has been finished to an excellent standard with specialist interior design by 'Borne Design' along with artwork by Art + Believe.Split across 3 floors, the property accommodates a large communal area with a high spec kitchen including two integrated fridge freezers, a double oven, washing machine and drier. There will be a dining area with table and chairs along with sofas to the living room and a TV.Each bedroom comes with a bed, chest of drawers, wardrobe space, bedside table and built-in desk with chair.There are bus links nearby for quicker access to Newcastle City Centre which is also more than accessible on foot.Professionals can move in but will pay a £15pw surcharge for council tax.Disclaimer – These particulars are for guidance only and do not form part of any contract. Whilst care has been taken in their preparation, we do not hold ourselves responsible for any inaccuracies. They are issued on the understanding that all negotiations will be conducted through this company.Bricks & Mortar Group Give Notice That;- 1. These particulars do not constitute any part of an offer or a contract. 2. All statements contained in these particulars to this property are made without responsibility on the part of the Agents or the Vendor/Lessor. 3. None of the statements contained in these particulars as to this property are to be relied on as statements or representations of fact. 4. The particulars, various plans, photographs, descriptions and measurements have been carefully prepared, but their accuracy is not guaranteed and any intending Purchasers/Lessees shall satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to their correctness. No omission, accidental error or misdescription shall be a ground for a claim neither for compensation nor the recession of the Contract by either the Vendor/Lessor or the Purchaser/Tenant. 5. Neither the Vendor/Lessor nor Bricks & Mortar Group nor any person in employment has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty in relation to the property. 6. The copyright of all details, photographs and floorplans remain exclusive to Bricks & Mortar Group and no third party shall use these without express written consent by the company.
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Holding Deposit- Equivalent to one weeks rent
The holding deposit is required to secure the property, take it off the market and conduct the tenant application process including references, signing of contracts, deeds of guarantee and any administration involved in agreement to let.
The holding deposit is equivalent to one weeks rent. If applicants choose to split this between them, payments must equate to a weeks rent in total. For example, if the rent is £780pcm and there are three applicants, the holding deposit will be £180 in total but can be split to £60 each to collectively make the full week.
The agreed deadline for completion of paperwork will be outlined in your application form and welcome email/letter. On the basis that paperwork is completed as instructed by the applicant(s), the holding deposit will be allocated to the first month's rent.
*Instances where a holding fee is non-refundable and the property is re-marketed includes;
Provision of false or misleading information in the application process (eg. Not declaring adverse credit, stating income is higher than actual).
Applicants/guarantors pull out of the application
Applicants fail to complete the required application process in the agreed turnaround time
In special cases, a mutual extension agreement may be facilitated to finalise paperwork. If the applicants again break their deadline, then the holding deposit will be retained and the property re-marketed.
Damage Deposit- Usually equivalent to one months rent (up to 5 weeks, or 6 if annual rent exceeds £50,000)
In the majority of cases, your landlord will expect you to pay a damage deposit in advance of the tenancy start date which is lodged with one of the three government approved schemes; The TDS, dps or MyDeposits.
Your landlord or agent (depending who manages the property) will protect your damage deposit and provide you with the related prescribed information.
The deposit will be held throughout the duration of your tenancy by either a custodial or insured scheme and returned to you after your tenancy ends, minus any agreed deductions (should any apply).
Deposits for properties managed by Bricks & Mortar are protected with the Tenancy Deposit Scheme (TDS).
Please note: We cannot accept payments of the deposit by any third party. We can only accept payments of the deposit by named tenants only. Any attempt of payment by a third party will be refunded and not treated as form of payment towards the deposit.
First Months Rent
As part of the sign up procedure, you will be asked to provide the full months rent upon completion of the sign up procedure (therefore once contracts are signed). Usually this will be 15 days after making your application, subject to the agreed start date being significantly in advance. If your tenancy begins in less than 15 days from application, a mutual date for payment will be agreed on application to the property.
Once contracts are signed, your first months rent is non-refundable as you will be bound to the obligations of the contract.
The holding deposit is required to secure the property, take it off the market and conduct the tenant application process including references, signing of contracts, deeds of guarantee and any administration involved in agreement to let.
The holding deposit is equivalent to one weeks rent. If applicants choose to split this between them, payments must equate to a weeks rent in total. For example, if the rent is £780pcm and there are three applicants, the holding deposit will be £180 in total but can be split to £60 each to collectively make the full week.
The agreed deadline for completion of paperwork will be outlined in your application form and welcome email/letter. On the basis that paperwork is completed as instructed by the applicant(s), the holding deposit will be allocated to the first month's rent.
*Instances where a holding fee is non-refundable and the property is re-marketed includes;
Provision of false or misleading information in the application process (eg. Not declaring adverse credit, stating income is higher than actual).
Applicants/guarantors pull out of the application
Applicants fail to complete the required application process in the agreed turnaround time
In special cases, a mutual extension agreement may be facilitated to finalise paperwork. If the applicants again break their deadline, then the holding deposit will be retained and the property re-marketed.
Damage Deposit- Usually equivalent to one months rent (up to 5 weeks, or 6 if annual rent exceeds £50,000)
In the majority of cases, your landlord will expect you to pay a damage deposit in advance of the tenancy start date which is lodged with one of the three government approved schemes; The TDS, dps or MyDeposits.
Your landlord or agent (depending who manages the property) will protect your damage deposit and provide you with the related prescribed information.
The deposit will be held throughout the duration of your tenancy by either a custodial or insured scheme and returned to you after your tenancy ends, minus any agreed deductions (should any apply).
Deposits for properties managed by Bricks & Mortar are protected with the Tenancy Deposit Scheme (TDS).
Please note: We cannot accept payments of the deposit by any third party. We can only accept payments of the deposit by named tenants only. Any attempt of payment by a third party will be refunded and not treated as form of payment towards the deposit.
First Months Rent
As part of the sign up procedure, you will be asked to provide the full months rent upon completion of the sign up procedure (therefore once contracts are signed). Usually this will be 15 days after making your application, subject to the agreed start date being significantly in advance. If your tenancy begins in less than 15 days from application, a mutual date for payment will be agreed on application to the property.
Once contracts are signed, your first months rent is non-refundable as you will be bound to the obligations of the contract.