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Let
£1,200 pcm
£277 pw
2 bed shared accommodation to rent
Victoria Road, Stanford-Le-Hope SS172 beds
1 bath
1 reception
EPC rating: D
Available immediately
Local area information
Property location
Nearby amenities
- St Joseph's Catholic Primary School 0.2 miles
- Stanford-le-Hope 0.2 miles
- Stanford-Le-Hope Primary School 0.3 miles
- East Tilbury 2.3 miles
These distances are calculated in a straight line. The actual route and distance may vary.
Read our area guide for Stanford-Le-Hope to find out more about the local area.
Features and description
- Unfurnished
- UPVC double glazed
- Lounge
- Bathroom with shower
- Electric heating
- Two bedrooms
- Communal gardens
- Unfurnished
- Allocated parking
- Close to amenities
- Close to train station
Connolly's are pleased to offer to rent this modern well maintained recently re decorated throughout two bedroom unfurnished flat. Electric heating heating, UPVC double glazed, living area with fitted kitchen with integrated dishwasher and washing machine. Bathroom and w/c allocated parking for 1 vehicle, guest parking. Close to Stanford Le Hope train station and local amenities. Viewing advised, features include:
Entrance
Via - Communal front door
Hallway
Recently re decorated throughout, laminate flooring throughout, white painted ceilings.
Lounge/Kitchen
Open plan lounge/kitchen recently re decorated throughout, laminated flooring, Kitchen consists having a range of base and eye level units, integrated dishwasher and washing machine. Oven and fitted hob with extractor fan.
Bathroom
Tiles throughout, white bathroom suite, W/C, hand basin, shower over bath.
Bedroom one
Laminated flooring throughout, fitted double wardrobe with sliding doors, recent re decorated throughout.
Bedroom Two
Fitted carpets throughout, recently re decorated, cupboard located in room.
Allocated Parking space
For one car.
Tenant information
Client money protection (cmp) Reference- C005415 provided by: ARLA
independent redress provided : TPOs Membership number: NO1199
Holding deposit:
You will be required to pay one weeks holding deposit upfront prior the referencing being carried out, this will then be offset to the first month rent if agreed to by the tenant.
Deposit:
A refundable tenancy deposit capped at no more than five weeks in clear funds prior signing the tenancy agreement, upon signing the tenancy agreement we will then register the deposit with the deposit protection service acting in lines with the dps guidelines.
Rent:
You will be required to pay one month’s rent, this must be received in clear funds prior to signing the tenant agreement.
Payment in the event of a default of the tenant:
In event of late payment of rent, charge for payment that has been outstanding for 14days or more and with interest at no more than an annual percentage rate of 3% above the Bank of England base rate for each day that the payment is outstanding.
The act does not affect the landlord’s entitlement to recover damages for breach of the tenancy agreement by way of deduction from the tenancy deposit or through the courts or an agent’s entitlement to recover damages through the courts for breach of an agreement between them and relevant person.
Payments associated with early termination of the tenancy, when requested by the tenant:
If a tenant requests to leave before the end of their tenancy a landlord or agent is entitled to charge an early termination fee, which must not exceed the loss they have suffered in permitting the tenant to leave early.
Payments on assignment, novation or variation of a tenancy when requested by the tenant capped at £50.00, or reasonable costs incurred if higher:
If the tenant requests a change to their tenancy agreement, for example, a change of sharer, a landlord or agent is entitled to charge up to £50.00 for the administration involved in amending the tenancy agreement or the amount of their reasonable costs, if that is higher. Should the costs involved be higher than £50.00 then we will demonstrate to the tenant that any fee charged above £50.00 is reasonable and provide evidence of this cost through invoices or receipts.
Assignment:
Is the process whereby a person, the assignor, transfers rights, obligations or benefits to another, the assignee for example, where a new tenant take the place of another in a flat share arrangement.
Novation:
Is different from assignment, it involves the creation of a new contract and requiring consent of all parties.
Variation:
Is the act of changing or adapting a contract.
Entrance
Via - Communal front door
Hallway
Recently re decorated throughout, laminate flooring throughout, white painted ceilings.
Lounge/Kitchen
Open plan lounge/kitchen recently re decorated throughout, laminated flooring, Kitchen consists having a range of base and eye level units, integrated dishwasher and washing machine. Oven and fitted hob with extractor fan.
Bathroom
Tiles throughout, white bathroom suite, W/C, hand basin, shower over bath.
Bedroom one
Laminated flooring throughout, fitted double wardrobe with sliding doors, recent re decorated throughout.
Bedroom Two
Fitted carpets throughout, recently re decorated, cupboard located in room.
Allocated Parking space
For one car.
Tenant information
Client money protection (cmp) Reference- C005415 provided by: ARLA
independent redress provided : TPOs Membership number: NO1199
Holding deposit:
You will be required to pay one weeks holding deposit upfront prior the referencing being carried out, this will then be offset to the first month rent if agreed to by the tenant.
Deposit:
A refundable tenancy deposit capped at no more than five weeks in clear funds prior signing the tenancy agreement, upon signing the tenancy agreement we will then register the deposit with the deposit protection service acting in lines with the dps guidelines.
Rent:
You will be required to pay one month’s rent, this must be received in clear funds prior to signing the tenant agreement.
Payment in the event of a default of the tenant:
In event of late payment of rent, charge for payment that has been outstanding for 14days or more and with interest at no more than an annual percentage rate of 3% above the Bank of England base rate for each day that the payment is outstanding.
The act does not affect the landlord’s entitlement to recover damages for breach of the tenancy agreement by way of deduction from the tenancy deposit or through the courts or an agent’s entitlement to recover damages through the courts for breach of an agreement between them and relevant person.
Payments associated with early termination of the tenancy, when requested by the tenant:
If a tenant requests to leave before the end of their tenancy a landlord or agent is entitled to charge an early termination fee, which must not exceed the loss they have suffered in permitting the tenant to leave early.
Payments on assignment, novation or variation of a tenancy when requested by the tenant capped at £50.00, or reasonable costs incurred if higher:
If the tenant requests a change to their tenancy agreement, for example, a change of sharer, a landlord or agent is entitled to charge up to £50.00 for the administration involved in amending the tenancy agreement or the amount of their reasonable costs, if that is higher. Should the costs involved be higher than £50.00 then we will demonstrate to the tenant that any fee charged above £50.00 is reasonable and provide evidence of this cost through invoices or receipts.
Assignment:
Is the process whereby a person, the assignor, transfers rights, obligations or benefits to another, the assignee for example, where a new tenant take the place of another in a flat share arrangement.
Novation:
Is different from assignment, it involves the creation of a new contract and requiring consent of all parties.
Variation:
Is the act of changing or adapting a contract.
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