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Drayton Gardens, London, SW10 9RF
£525 PW
(Let Agreed)
This outlines the permitted payments under the Tenant Fees Act 2019 and those under an assured shorthold tenancy agreement, ensuring Tenants understand their financial obligations.
Rent
The Tenant must pay rent as agreed (monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annually) in advance. Payments must be on time unless agreed otherwise. If overdue, interest may apply at ~% above the Bank of England Base Rate (max 3%), from the due date until paid.
Default Fee for Late Payment of Rent
If rent is overdue by more than 14 days, interest will apply at the specified annual percentage rate. It will accrue from the due date until full payment is made.
Deposit: The Tenant must pay a deposit before the tenancy begins. It will be held in a Government-approved scheme and refunded at the end, provided the conditions (e.g., good property condition) are met. The deposit is capped at five weeks' rent for rents up to £50,000, and six weeks' rent for rents above £50,000.
Holding Deposit: A Holding Deposit, equal to one week's rent, is required to confirm the tenancy. If the Tenant withdraws, provides false information, or doesn’t sign the contract within 15 days (or another agreed deadline), the Holding Deposit will be withheld.
Default Payments: If the Tenant breaches the agreement (e.g., late payment, damage), they must compensate the Landlord for any losses incurred, including legal fees or repairs. These payments are subject to statutory limits and documented through invoices. Variation of Agreement: If the Tenant requests a variation, a fee may be charged to cover reasonable costs. Fees will only exceed £50, including VAT, if required, and written evidence will be provided.
Council Tax
The Tenant is responsible for Council Tax if liable, as specified in the tenancy agreement. Timely payment is required to avoid penalties.
Client Money Protection
White Estates’ Client Money Protection Scheme, provided by Property Mark, ensures the Tenant’s financial interests are safeguarded.
Redress Scheme Membership
White Estates is a member of The Property Ombudsman Redress Scheme, subject to its codes of practice. In case of disputes, the Tenant can use this scheme for fair and transparent resolution.
A superb one bedroom flat with private gated entrance with generous e...
Kempsford Gardens, London, SW5 9LA
£555 PW
This outlines the permitted payments under the Tenant Fees Act 2019 and those under an assured shorthold tenancy agreement, ensuring Tenants understand their financial obligations.
Rent
The Tenant must pay rent as agreed (monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annually) in advance. Payments must be on time unless agreed otherwise. If overdue, interest may apply at ~% above the Bank of England Base Rate (max 3%), from the due date until paid.
Default Fee for Late Payment of Rent
If rent is overdue by more than 14 days, interest will apply at the specified annual percentage rate. It will accrue from the due date until full payment is made.
Deposit: The Tenant must pay a deposit before the tenancy begins. It will be held in a Government-approved scheme and refunded at the end, provided the conditions (e.g., good property condition) are met. The deposit is capped at five weeks' rent for rents up to £50,000, and six weeks' rent for rents above £50,000.
Holding Deposit: A Holding Deposit, equal to one week's rent, is required to confirm the tenancy. If the Tenant withdraws, provides false information, or doesn’t sign the contract within 15 days (or another agreed deadline), the Holding Deposit will be withheld.
Default Payments: If the Tenant breaches the agreement (e.g., late payment, damage), they must compensate the Landlord for any losses incurred, including legal fees or repairs. These payments are subject to statutory limits and documented through invoices. Variation of Agreement: If the Tenant requests a variation, a fee may be charged to cover reasonable costs. Fees will only exceed £50, including VAT, if required, and written evidence will be provided.
Council Tax
The Tenant is responsible for Council Tax if liable, as specified in the tenancy agreement. Timely payment is required to avoid penalties.
Client Money Protection
White Estates’ Client Money Protection Scheme, provided by Property Mark, ensures the Tenant’s financial interests are safeguarded.
Redress Scheme Membership
White Estates is a member of The Property Ombudsman Redress Scheme, subject to its codes of practice. In case of disputes, the Tenant can use this scheme for fair and transparent resolution.
Bright one-bedroom apartment located in the heart of Earl’s Court, on...
Gledhow Gardens, London, SW5 0BL
£595 PW
Please be aware your tenancy may be subject to any of the following fees.
Tenants are advised that there will be administration charges when renting a property. The rent advertised does not include council tax, water or utility charges. 2 weeks’ rent is required to hold the property. This is put towards the deposit, which is usually 6 weeks’ rent. All fees and charges are outlined below and are inclusive of VAT.- The administration fee is £210 for one to two tenants and £60 thereafter per tenant.
- Guarantor arrangement fee is £30
- Company let agreement fee is £210
- The tenancy renewal fee is £60
- At the end of a tenancy there is an Inventory checkout cost, which is generally £120 to £180 depending on the size of the property.
Please note there is a 3% surcharge for credit/ debit card payments
A Rare Opportunity – Spacious One Bedroom Apartment with Access to Co...
Gordon Place, London, W8 4JD
£610 PW
(LET)
This outlines the permitted payments under the Tenant Fees Act 2019 and those under an assured shorthold tenancy agreement, ensuring Tenants understand their financial obligations.
Rent
The Tenant must pay rent as agreed (monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annually) in advance. Payments must be on time unless agreed otherwise. If overdue, interest may apply at ~% above the Bank of England Base Rate (max 3%), from the due date until paid.
Default Fee for Late Payment of Rent
If rent is overdue by more than 14 days, interest will apply at the specified annual percentage rate. It will accrue from the due date until full payment is made.
Deposit: The Tenant must pay a deposit before the tenancy begins. It will be held in a Government-approved scheme and refunded at the end, provided the conditions (e.g., good property condition) are met. The deposit is capped at five weeks' rent for rents up to £50,000, and six weeks' rent for rents above £50,000.
Holding Deposit: A Holding Deposit, equal to one week's rent, is required to confirm the tenancy. If the Tenant withdraws, provides false information, or doesn’t sign the contract within 15 days (or another agreed deadline), the Holding Deposit will be withheld.
Default Payments: If the Tenant breaches the agreement (e.g., late payment, damage), they must compensate the Landlord for any losses incurred, including legal fees or repairs. These payments are subject to statutory limits and documented through invoices. Variation of Agreement: If the Tenant requests a variation, a fee may be charged to cover reasonable costs. Fees will only exceed £50, including VAT, if required, and written evidence will be provided.
Council Tax
The Tenant is responsible for Council Tax if liable, as specified in the tenancy agreement. Timely payment is required to avoid penalties.
Client Money Protection
White Estates’ Client Money Protection Scheme, provided by Property Mark, ensures the Tenant’s financial interests are safeguarded.
Redress Scheme Membership
White Estates is a member of The Property Ombudsman Redress Scheme, subject to its codes of practice. In case of disputes, the Tenant can use this scheme for fair and transparent resolution.
The property is offered in good condition with open plan kitchen and...
Gledhow Gardens, London, SW5 0BL
£625 PW
(LET)
This outlines the permitted payments under the Tenant Fees Act 2019 and those under an assured shorthold tenancy agreement, ensuring Tenants understand their financial obligations.
Rent
The Tenant must pay rent as agreed (monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annually) in advance. Payments must be on time unless agreed otherwise. If overdue, interest may apply at ~% above the Bank of England Base Rate (max 3%), from the due date until paid.
Default Fee for Late Payment of Rent
If rent is overdue by more than 14 days, interest will apply at the specified annual percentage rate. It will accrue from the due date until full payment is made.
Deposit: The Tenant must pay a deposit before the tenancy begins. It will be held in a Government-approved scheme and refunded at the end, provided the conditions (e.g., good property condition) are met. The deposit is capped at five weeks' rent for rents up to £50,000, and six weeks' rent for rents above £50,000.
Holding Deposit: A Holding Deposit, equal to one week's rent, is required to confirm the tenancy. If the Tenant withdraws, provides false information, or doesn’t sign the contract within 15 days (or another agreed deadline), the Holding Deposit will be withheld.
Default Payments: If the Tenant breaches the agreement (e.g., late payment, damage), they must compensate the Landlord for any losses incurred, including legal fees or repairs. These payments are subject to statutory limits and documented through invoices. Variation of Agreement: If the Tenant requests a variation, a fee may be charged to cover reasonable costs. Fees will only exceed £50, including VAT, if required, and written evidence will be provided.
Council Tax
The Tenant is responsible for Council Tax if liable, as specified in the tenancy agreement. Timely payment is required to avoid penalties.
Client Money Protection
White Estates’ Client Money Protection Scheme, provided by Property Mark, ensures the Tenant’s financial interests are safeguarded.
Redress Scheme Membership
White Estates is a member of The Property Ombudsman Redress Scheme, subject to its codes of practice. In case of disputes, the Tenant can use this scheme for fair and transparent resolution.
This rare to the market, exceptionally well presented and spacious on...
Beaufort Street, London, SW3 5AG
£650 PW
(Let Agreed)
This outlines the permitted payments under the Tenant Fees Act 2019 and those under an assured shorthold tenancy agreement, ensuring Tenants understand their financial obligations.
Rent
The Tenant must pay rent as agreed (monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annually) in advance. Payments must be on time unless agreed otherwise. If overdue, interest may apply at ~% above the Bank of England Base Rate (max 3%), from the due date until paid.
Default Fee for Late Payment of Rent
If rent is overdue by more than 14 days, interest will apply at the specified annual percentage rate. It will accrue from the due date until full payment is made.
Deposit: The Tenant must pay a deposit before the tenancy begins. It will be held in a Government-approved scheme and refunded at the end, provided the conditions (e.g., good property condition) are met. The deposit is capped at five weeks' rent for rents up to £50,000, and six weeks' rent for rents above £50,000.
Holding Deposit: A Holding Deposit, equal to one week's rent, is required to confirm the tenancy. If the Tenant withdraws, provides false information, or doesn’t sign the contract within 15 days (or another agreed deadline), the Holding Deposit will be withheld.
Default Payments: If the Tenant breaches the agreement (e.g., late payment, damage), they must compensate the Landlord for any losses incurred, including legal fees or repairs. These payments are subject to statutory limits and documented through invoices. Variation of Agreement: If the Tenant requests a variation, a fee may be charged to cover reasonable costs. Fees will only exceed £50, including VAT, if required, and written evidence will be provided.
Council Tax
The Tenant is responsible for Council Tax if liable, as specified in the tenancy agreement. Timely payment is required to avoid penalties.
Client Money Protection
White Estates’ Client Money Protection Scheme, provided by Property Mark, ensures the Tenant’s financial interests are safeguarded.
Redress Scheme Membership
White Estates is a member of The Property Ombudsman Redress Scheme, subject to its codes of practice. In case of disputes, the Tenant can use this scheme for fair and transparent resolution.
Attractive, spacious (796 sq ft) third floor flat in this desirable l...
Bina Gardens, London, SW5 0LA
£650 PW
(Let Agreed)
This outlines the permitted payments under the Tenant Fees Act 2019 and those under an assured shorthold tenancy agreement, ensuring Tenants understand their financial obligations.
Rent
The Tenant must pay rent as agreed (monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annually) in advance. Payments must be on time unless agreed otherwise. If overdue, interest may apply at ~% above the Bank of England Base Rate (max 3%), from the due date until paid.
Default Fee for Late Payment of Rent
If rent is overdue by more than 14 days, interest will apply at the specified annual percentage rate. It will accrue from the due date until full payment is made.
Deposit: The Tenant must pay a deposit before the tenancy begins. It will be held in a Government-approved scheme and refunded at the end, provided the conditions (e.g., good property condition) are met. The deposit is capped at five weeks' rent for rents up to £50,000, and six weeks' rent for rents above £50,000.
Holding Deposit: A Holding Deposit, equal to one week's rent, is required to confirm the tenancy. If the Tenant withdraws, provides false information, or doesn’t sign the contract within 15 days (or another agreed deadline), the Holding Deposit will be withheld.
Default Payments: If the Tenant breaches the agreement (e.g., late payment, damage), they must compensate the Landlord for any losses incurred, including legal fees or repairs. These payments are subject to statutory limits and documented through invoices. Variation of Agreement: If the Tenant requests a variation, a fee may be charged to cover reasonable costs. Fees will only exceed £50, including VAT, if required, and written evidence will be provided.
Council Tax
The Tenant is responsible for Council Tax if liable, as specified in the tenancy agreement. Timely payment is required to avoid penalties.
Client Money Protection
White Estates’ Client Money Protection Scheme, provided by Property Mark, ensures the Tenant’s financial interests are safeguarded.
Redress Scheme Membership
White Estates is a member of The Property Ombudsman Redress Scheme, subject to its codes of practice. In case of disputes, the Tenant can use this scheme for fair and transparent resolution.
A rare opportunity to own a beautifully presented 2-bedroom, 2-bathro...
Sydney Street, London, SW3 6PU
£650 PW
(Let Agreed)
This outlines the permitted payments under the Tenant Fees Act 2019 and those under an assured shorthold tenancy agreement, ensuring Tenants understand their financial obligations.
Rent
The Tenant must pay rent as agreed (monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annually) in advance. Payments must be on time unless agreed otherwise. If overdue, interest may apply at ~% above the Bank of England Base Rate (max 3%), from the due date until paid.
Default Fee for Late Payment of Rent
If rent is overdue by more than 14 days, interest will apply at the specified annual percentage rate. It will accrue from the due date until full payment is made.
Deposit: The Tenant must pay a deposit before the tenancy begins. It will be held in a Government-approved scheme and refunded at the end, provided the conditions (e.g., good property condition) are met. The deposit is capped at five weeks' rent for rents up to £50,000, and six weeks' rent for rents above £50,000.
Holding Deposit: A Holding Deposit, equal to one week's rent, is required to confirm the tenancy. If the Tenant withdraws, provides false information, or doesn’t sign the contract within 15 days (or another agreed deadline), the Holding Deposit will be withheld.
Default Payments: If the Tenant breaches the agreement (e.g., late payment, damage), they must compensate the Landlord for any losses incurred, including legal fees or repairs. These payments are subject to statutory limits and documented through invoices. Variation of Agreement: If the Tenant requests a variation, a fee may be charged to cover reasonable costs. Fees will only exceed £50, including VAT, if required, and written evidence will be provided.
Council Tax
The Tenant is responsible for Council Tax if liable, as specified in the tenancy agreement. Timely payment is required to avoid penalties.
Client Money Protection
White Estates’ Client Money Protection Scheme, provided by Property Mark, ensures the Tenant’s financial interests are safeguarded.
Redress Scheme Membership
White Estates is a member of The Property Ombudsman Redress Scheme, subject to its codes of practice. In case of disputes, the Tenant can use this scheme for fair and transparent resolution.
Nestled within a beautifully maintained period conversion, this sophi...
Sloane Avenue, London, SW3 3AU
£660 PW
This outlines the permitted payments under the Tenant Fees Act 2019 and those under an assured shorthold tenancy agreement, ensuring Tenants understand their financial obligations.
Rent
The Tenant must pay rent as agreed (monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annually) in advance. Payments must be on time unless agreed otherwise. If overdue, interest may apply at ~% above the Bank of England Base Rate (max 3%), from the due date until paid.
Default Fee for Late Payment of Rent
If rent is overdue by more than 14 days, interest will apply at the specified annual percentage rate. It will accrue from the due date until full payment is made.
Deposit: The Tenant must pay a deposit before the tenancy begins. It will be held in a Government-approved scheme and refunded at the end, provided the conditions (e.g., good property condition) are met. The deposit is capped at five weeks' rent for rents up to £50,000, and six weeks' rent for rents above £50,000.
Holding Deposit: A Holding Deposit, equal to one week's rent, is required to confirm the tenancy. If the Tenant withdraws, provides false information, or doesn’t sign the contract within 15 days (or another agreed deadline), the Holding Deposit will be withheld.
Default Payments: If the Tenant breaches the agreement (e.g., late payment, damage), they must compensate the Landlord for any losses incurred, including legal fees or repairs. These payments are subject to statutory limits and documented through invoices. Variation of Agreement: If the Tenant requests a variation, a fee may be charged to cover reasonable costs. Fees will only exceed £50, including VAT, if required, and written evidence will be provided.
Council Tax
The Tenant is responsible for Council Tax if liable, as specified in the tenancy agreement. Timely payment is required to avoid penalties.
Client Money Protection
White Estates’ Client Money Protection Scheme, provided by Property Mark, ensures the Tenant’s financial interests are safeguarded.
Redress Scheme Membership
White Estates is a member of The Property Ombudsman Redress Scheme, subject to its codes of practice. In case of disputes, the Tenant can use this scheme for fair and transparent resolution.
The property, which is presented furnished, consists of a bright livi...
Chelsea Cloisters, Sloane Avenue, London, SW3 3EE
£665 PW
This outlines the permitted payments under the Tenant Fees Act 2019 and those under an assured shorthold tenancy agreement, ensuring Tenants understand their financial obligations.
Rent
The Tenant must pay rent as agreed (monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annually) in advance. Payments must be on time unless agreed otherwise. If overdue, interest may apply at ~% above the Bank of England Base Rate (max 3%), from the due date until paid.
Default Fee for Late Payment of Rent
If rent is overdue by more than 14 days, interest will apply at the specified annual percentage rate. It will accrue from the due date until full payment is made.
Deposit: The Tenant must pay a deposit before the tenancy begins. It will be held in a Government-approved scheme and refunded at the end, provided the conditions (e.g., good property condition) are met. The deposit is capped at five weeks' rent for rents up to £50,000, and six weeks' rent for rents above £50,000.
Holding Deposit: A Holding Deposit, equal to one week's rent, is required to confirm the tenancy. If the Tenant withdraws, provides false information, or doesn’t sign the contract within 15 days (or another agreed deadline), the Holding Deposit will be withheld.
Default Payments: If the Tenant breaches the agreement (e.g., late payment, damage), they must compensate the Landlord for any losses incurred, including legal fees or repairs. These payments are subject to statutory limits and documented through invoices. Variation of Agreement: If the Tenant requests a variation, a fee may be charged to cover reasonable costs. Fees will only exceed £50, including VAT, if required, and written evidence will be provided.
Council Tax
The Tenant is responsible for Council Tax if liable, as specified in the tenancy agreement. Timely payment is required to avoid penalties.
Client Money Protection
White Estates’ Client Money Protection Scheme, provided by Property Mark, ensures the Tenant’s financial interests are safeguarded.
Redress Scheme Membership
White Estates is a member of The Property Ombudsman Redress Scheme, subject to its codes of practice. In case of disputes, the Tenant can use this scheme for fair and transparent resolution.
Third floor apartment within the well known Chelsea Cloisters Develop...
Stanhope Mews West, London, SW7 5RB
£692 PW
(Let Agreed)
This outlines the permitted payments under the Tenant Fees Act 2019 and those under an assured shorthold tenancy agreement, ensuring Tenants understand their financial obligations.
Rent
The Tenant must pay rent as agreed (monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annually) in advance. Payments must be on time unless agreed otherwise. If overdue, interest may apply at ~% above the Bank of England Base Rate (max 3%), from the due date until paid.
Default Fee for Late Payment of Rent
If rent is overdue by more than 14 days, interest will apply at the specified annual percentage rate. It will accrue from the due date until full payment is made.
Deposit: The Tenant must pay a deposit before the tenancy begins. It will be held in a Government-approved scheme and refunded at the end, provided the conditions (e.g., good property condition) are met. The deposit is capped at five weeks' rent for rents up to £50,000, and six weeks' rent for rents above £50,000.
Holding Deposit: A Holding Deposit, equal to one week's rent, is required to confirm the tenancy. If the Tenant withdraws, provides false information, or doesn’t sign the contract within 15 days (or another agreed deadline), the Holding Deposit will be withheld.
Default Payments: If the Tenant breaches the agreement (e.g., late payment, damage), they must compensate the Landlord for any losses incurred, including legal fees or repairs. These payments are subject to statutory limits and documented through invoices. Variation of Agreement: If the Tenant requests a variation, a fee may be charged to cover reasonable costs. Fees will only exceed £50, including VAT, if required, and written evidence will be provided.
Council Tax
The Tenant is responsible for Council Tax if liable, as specified in the tenancy agreement. Timely payment is required to avoid penalties.
Client Money Protection
White Estates’ Client Money Protection Scheme, provided by Property Mark, ensures the Tenant’s financial interests are safeguarded.
Redress Scheme Membership
White Estates is a member of The Property Ombudsman Redress Scheme, subject to its codes of practice. In case of disputes, the Tenant can use this scheme for fair and transparent resolution.
An amazing flat attractively located and BRIGHT, on the TOP FLOOR (3r...
Cresswell Gardens, London, SW5 0BQ
£850 PW
(LET)
This outlines the permitted payments under the Tenant Fees Act 2019 and those under an assured shorthold tenancy agreement, ensuring Tenants understand their financial obligations.
Rent
The Tenant must pay rent as agreed (monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annually) in advance. Payments must be on time unless agreed otherwise. If overdue, interest may apply at ~% above the Bank of England Base Rate (max 3%), from the due date until paid.
Default Fee for Late Payment of Rent
If rent is overdue by more than 14 days, interest will apply at the specified annual percentage rate. It will accrue from the due date until full payment is made.
Deposit: The Tenant must pay a deposit before the tenancy begins. It will be held in a Government-approved scheme and refunded at the end, provided the conditions (e.g., good property condition) are met. The deposit is capped at five weeks' rent for rents up to £50,000, and six weeks' rent for rents above £50,000.
Holding Deposit: A Holding Deposit, equal to one week's rent, is required to confirm the tenancy. If the Tenant withdraws, provides false information, or doesn’t sign the contract within 15 days (or another agreed deadline), the Holding Deposit will be withheld.
Default Payments: If the Tenant breaches the agreement (e.g., late payment, damage), they must compensate the Landlord for any losses incurred, including legal fees or repairs. These payments are subject to statutory limits and documented through invoices. Variation of Agreement: If the Tenant requests a variation, a fee may be charged to cover reasonable costs. Fees will only exceed £50, including VAT, if required, and written evidence will be provided.
Council Tax
The Tenant is responsible for Council Tax if liable, as specified in the tenancy agreement. Timely payment is required to avoid penalties.
Client Money Protection
White Estates’ Client Money Protection Scheme, provided by Property Mark, ensures the Tenant’s financial interests are safeguarded.
Redress Scheme Membership
White Estates is a member of The Property Ombudsman Redress Scheme, subject to its codes of practice. In case of disputes, the Tenant can use this scheme for fair and transparent resolution.
An amazing TWO BEDROOM apartment on the FIRST FLOOR of this fine peri...
Lexham Gardens, Kensington, W8 6JQ
£875 PW
(LET)
This outlines the permitted payments under the Tenant Fees Act 2019 and those under an assured shorthold tenancy agreement, ensuring Tenants understand their financial obligations.
Rent
The Tenant must pay rent as agreed (monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annually) in advance. Payments must be on time unless agreed otherwise. If overdue, interest may apply at ~% above the Bank of England Base Rate (max 3%), from the due date until paid.
Default Fee for Late Payment of Rent
If rent is overdue by more than 14 days, interest will apply at the specified annual percentage rate. It will accrue from the due date until full payment is made.
Deposit: The Tenant must pay a deposit before the tenancy begins. It will be held in a Government-approved scheme and refunded at the end, provided the conditions (e.g., good property condition) are met. The deposit is capped at five weeks' rent for rents up to £50,000, and six weeks' rent for rents above £50,000.
Holding Deposit: A Holding Deposit, equal to one week's rent, is required to confirm the tenancy. If the Tenant withdraws, provides false information, or doesn’t sign the contract within 15 days (or another agreed deadline), the Holding Deposit will be withheld.
Default Payments: If the Tenant breaches the agreement (e.g., late payment, damage), they must compensate the Landlord for any losses incurred, including legal fees or repairs. These payments are subject to statutory limits and documented through invoices. Variation of Agreement: If the Tenant requests a variation, a fee may be charged to cover reasonable costs. Fees will only exceed £50, including VAT, if required, and written evidence will be provided.
Council Tax
The Tenant is responsible for Council Tax if liable, as specified in the tenancy agreement. Timely payment is required to avoid penalties.
Client Money Protection
White Estates’ Client Money Protection Scheme, provided by Property Mark, ensures the Tenant’s financial interests are safeguarded.
Redress Scheme Membership
White Estates is a member of The Property Ombudsman Redress Scheme, subject to its codes of practice. In case of disputes, the Tenant can use this scheme for fair and transparent resolution.
A peaceful, spacious, bright and immaculate 2 bedroom flat (760 Sq. F...
Harrington Gardens, London, SW7 4JZ
£923 PW
(Let Agreed)
This outlines the permitted payments under the Tenant Fees Act 2019 and those under an assured shorthold tenancy agreement, ensuring Tenants understand their financial obligations.
Rent
The Tenant must pay rent as agreed (monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annually) in advance. Payments must be on time unless agreed otherwise. If overdue, interest may apply at ~% above the Bank of England Base Rate (max 3%), from the due date until paid.
Default Fee for Late Payment of Rent
If rent is overdue by more than 14 days, interest will apply at the specified annual percentage rate. It will accrue from the due date until full payment is made.
Deposit: The Tenant must pay a deposit before the tenancy begins. It will be held in a Government-approved scheme and refunded at the end, provided the conditions (e.g., good property condition) are met. The deposit is capped at five weeks' rent for rents up to £50,000, and six weeks' rent for rents above £50,000.
Holding Deposit: A Holding Deposit, equal to one week's rent, is required to confirm the tenancy. If the Tenant withdraws, provides false information, or doesn’t sign the contract within 15 days (or another agreed deadline), the Holding Deposit will be withheld.
Default Payments: If the Tenant breaches the agreement (e.g., late payment, damage), they must compensate the Landlord for any losses incurred, including legal fees or repairs. These payments are subject to statutory limits and documented through invoices. Variation of Agreement: If the Tenant requests a variation, a fee may be charged to cover reasonable costs. Fees will only exceed £50, including VAT, if required, and written evidence will be provided.
Council Tax
The Tenant is responsible for Council Tax if liable, as specified in the tenancy agreement. Timely payment is required to avoid penalties.
Client Money Protection
White Estates’ Client Money Protection Scheme, provided by Property Mark, ensures the Tenant’s financial interests are safeguarded.
Redress Scheme Membership
White Estates is a member of The Property Ombudsman Redress Scheme, subject to its codes of practice. In case of disputes, the Tenant can use this scheme for fair and transparent resolution.
ACCESS TO WETHERBY GARDENS: This appealing and spacious two bedroom a...
Draycott Avenue, London, SW3 3BS
£995 PW
This outlines the permitted payments under the Tenant Fees Act 2019 and those under an assured shorthold tenancy agreement, ensuring Tenants understand their financial obligations.
Rent
The Tenant must pay rent as agreed (monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annually) in advance. Payments must be on time unless agreed otherwise. If overdue, interest may apply at ~% above the Bank of England Base Rate (max 3%), from the due date until paid.
Default Fee for Late Payment of Rent
If rent is overdue by more than 14 days, interest will apply at the specified annual percentage rate. It will accrue from the due date until full payment is made.
Deposit: The Tenant must pay a deposit before the tenancy begins. It will be held in a Government-approved scheme and refunded at the end, provided the conditions (e.g., good property condition) are met. The deposit is capped at five weeks' rent for rents up to £50,000, and six weeks' rent for rents above £50,000.
Holding Deposit: A Holding Deposit, equal to one week's rent, is required to confirm the tenancy. If the Tenant withdraws, provides false information, or doesn’t sign the contract within 15 days (or another agreed deadline), the Holding Deposit will be withheld.
Default Payments: If the Tenant breaches the agreement (e.g., late payment, damage), they must compensate the Landlord for any losses incurred, including legal fees or repairs. These payments are subject to statutory limits and documented through invoices. Variation of Agreement: If the Tenant requests a variation, a fee may be charged to cover reasonable costs. Fees will only exceed £50, including VAT, if required, and written evidence will be provided.
Council Tax
The Tenant is responsible for Council Tax if liable, as specified in the tenancy agreement. Timely payment is required to avoid penalties.
Client Money Protection
White Estates’ Client Money Protection Scheme, provided by Property Mark, ensures the Tenant’s financial interests are safeguarded.
Redress Scheme Membership
White Estates is a member of The Property Ombudsman Redress Scheme, subject to its codes of practice. In case of disputes, the Tenant can use this scheme for fair and transparent resolution.
OFFERED ON A PART FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED SHORT TERM OR LONG TERM BA...
Gledhow Gardens, London, SW5 0BL
£1,038 PW
(Let Agreed)
This outlines the permitted payments under the Tenant Fees Act 2019 and those under an assured shorthold tenancy agreement, ensuring Tenants understand their financial obligations.
Rent
The Tenant must pay rent as agreed (monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annually) in advance. Payments must be on time unless agreed otherwise. If overdue, interest may apply at ~% above the Bank of England Base Rate (max 3%), from the due date until paid.
Default Fee for Late Payment of Rent
If rent is overdue by more than 14 days, interest will apply at the specified annual percentage rate. It will accrue from the due date until full payment is made.
Deposit: The Tenant must pay a deposit before the tenancy begins. It will be held in a Government-approved scheme and refunded at the end, provided the conditions (e.g., good property condition) are met. The deposit is capped at five weeks' rent for rents up to £50,000, and six weeks' rent for rents above £50,000.
Holding Deposit: A Holding Deposit, equal to one week's rent, is required to confirm the tenancy. If the Tenant withdraws, provides false information, or doesn’t sign the contract within 15 days (or another agreed deadline), the Holding Deposit will be withheld.
Default Payments: If the Tenant breaches the agreement (e.g., late payment, damage), they must compensate the Landlord for any losses incurred, including legal fees or repairs. These payments are subject to statutory limits and documented through invoices. Variation of Agreement: If the Tenant requests a variation, a fee may be charged to cover reasonable costs. Fees will only exceed £50, including VAT, if required, and written evidence will be provided.
Council Tax
The Tenant is responsible for Council Tax if liable, as specified in the tenancy agreement. Timely payment is required to avoid penalties.
Client Money Protection
White Estates’ Client Money Protection Scheme, provided by Property Mark, ensures the Tenant’s financial interests are safeguarded.
Redress Scheme Membership
White Estates is a member of The Property Ombudsman Redress Scheme, subject to its codes of practice. In case of disputes, the Tenant can use this scheme for fair and transparent resolution.
A peaceful, spacious, bright and immaculate flat (1090 sq. ft/101 sq....
Old Brompton Road, London, SW5 0ED
£1,100 PW
(Let Agreed)
This outlines the permitted payments under the Tenant Fees Act 2019 and those under an assured shorthold tenancy agreement, ensuring Tenants understand their financial obligations.
Rent
The Tenant must pay rent as agreed (monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annually) in advance. Payments must be on time unless agreed otherwise. If overdue, interest may apply at ~% above the Bank of England Base Rate (max 3%), from the due date until paid.
Default Fee for Late Payment of Rent
If rent is overdue by more than 14 days, interest will apply at the specified annual percentage rate. It will accrue from the due date until full payment is made.
Deposit: The Tenant must pay a deposit before the tenancy begins. It will be held in a Government-approved scheme and refunded at the end, provided the conditions (e.g., good property condition) are met. The deposit is capped at five weeks' rent for rents up to £50,000, and six weeks' rent for rents above £50,000.
Holding Deposit: A Holding Deposit, equal to one week's rent, is required to confirm the tenancy. If the Tenant withdraws, provides false information, or doesn’t sign the contract within 15 days (or another agreed deadline), the Holding Deposit will be withheld.
Default Payments: If the Tenant breaches the agreement (e.g., late payment, damage), they must compensate the Landlord for any losses incurred, including legal fees or repairs. These payments are subject to statutory limits and documented through invoices. Variation of Agreement: If the Tenant requests a variation, a fee may be charged to cover reasonable costs. Fees will only exceed £50, including VAT, if required, and written evidence will be provided.
Council Tax
The Tenant is responsible for Council Tax if liable, as specified in the tenancy agreement. Timely payment is required to avoid penalties.
Client Money Protection
White Estates’ Client Money Protection Scheme, provided by Property Mark, ensures the Tenant’s financial interests are safeguarded.
Redress Scheme Membership
White Estates is a member of The Property Ombudsman Redress Scheme, subject to its codes of practice. In case of disputes, the Tenant can use this scheme for fair and transparent resolution.
A beautifully presented, well-proportioned and spacious 3-bedroom fam...
Gledhow Gardens, London, SW5 0BL
£1,150 PW
This outlines the permitted payments under the Tenant Fees Act 2019 and those under an assured shorthold tenancy agreement, ensuring Tenants understand their financial obligations.
Rent
The Tenant must pay rent as agreed (monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annually) in advance. Payments must be on time unless agreed otherwise. If overdue, interest may apply at ~% above the Bank of England Base Rate (max 3%), from the due date until paid.
Default Fee for Late Payment of Rent
If rent is overdue by more than 14 days, interest will apply at the specified annual percentage rate. It will accrue from the due date until full payment is made.
Deposit: The Tenant must pay a deposit before the tenancy begins. It will be held in a Government-approved scheme and refunded at the end, provided the conditions (e.g., good property condition) are met. The deposit is capped at five weeks' rent for rents up to £50,000, and six weeks' rent for rents above £50,000.
Holding Deposit: A Holding Deposit, equal to one week's rent, is required to confirm the tenancy. If the Tenant withdraws, provides false information, or doesn’t sign the contract within 15 days (or another agreed deadline), the Holding Deposit will be withheld.
Default Payments: If the Tenant breaches the agreement (e.g., late payment, damage), they must compensate the Landlord for any losses incurred, including legal fees or repairs. These payments are subject to statutory limits and documented through invoices. Variation of Agreement: If the Tenant requests a variation, a fee may be charged to cover reasonable costs. Fees will only exceed £50, including VAT, if required, and written evidence will be provided.
Council Tax
The Tenant is responsible for Council Tax if liable, as specified in the tenancy agreement. Timely payment is required to avoid penalties.
Client Money Protection
White Estates’ Client Money Protection Scheme, provided by Property Mark, ensures the Tenant’s financial interests are safeguarded.
Redress Scheme Membership
White Estates is a member of The Property Ombudsman Redress Scheme, subject to its codes of practice. In case of disputes, the Tenant can use this scheme for fair and transparent resolution.
A beautiful flat with high ceilings, stylish teak wood flooring throu...
Gledhow Gardens, London, SW5 0AZ
£1,250 PW
(LET)
This outlines the permitted payments under the Tenant Fees Act 2019 and those under an assured shorthold tenancy agreement, ensuring Tenants understand their financial obligations.
Rent
The Tenant must pay rent as agreed (monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annually) in advance. Payments must be on time unless agreed otherwise. If overdue, interest may apply at ~% above the Bank of England Base Rate (max 3%), from the due date until paid.
Default Fee for Late Payment of Rent
If rent is overdue by more than 14 days, interest will apply at the specified annual percentage rate. It will accrue from the due date until full payment is made.
Deposit: The Tenant must pay a deposit before the tenancy begins. It will be held in a Government-approved scheme and refunded at the end, provided the conditions (e.g., good property condition) are met. The deposit is capped at five weeks' rent for rents up to £50,000, and six weeks' rent for rents above £50,000.
Holding Deposit: A Holding Deposit, equal to one week's rent, is required to confirm the tenancy. If the Tenant withdraws, provides false information, or doesn’t sign the contract within 15 days (or another agreed deadline), the Holding Deposit will be withheld.
Default Payments: If the Tenant breaches the agreement (e.g., late payment, damage), they must compensate the Landlord for any losses incurred, including legal fees or repairs. These payments are subject to statutory limits and documented through invoices. Variation of Agreement: If the Tenant requests a variation, a fee may be charged to cover reasonable costs. Fees will only exceed £50, including VAT, if required, and written evidence will be provided.
Council Tax
The Tenant is responsible for Council Tax if liable, as specified in the tenancy agreement. Timely payment is required to avoid penalties.
Client Money Protection
White Estates’ Client Money Protection Scheme, provided by Property Mark, ensures the Tenant’s financial interests are safeguarded.
Redress Scheme Membership
White Estates is a member of The Property Ombudsman Redress Scheme, subject to its codes of practice. In case of disputes, the Tenant can use this scheme for fair and transparent resolution.
AVAILABLE FOR LONG LET I.E. 1 YEAR MINIMUM TERM. CALL NOWAn exception...
Collingham Place, London, SW5 0QF
£1,250 PW
(LET)
This outlines the permitted payments under the Tenant Fees Act 2019 and those under an assured shorthold tenancy agreement, ensuring Tenants understand their financial obligations.
Rent
The Tenant must pay rent as agreed (monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annually) in advance. Payments must be on time unless agreed otherwise. If overdue, interest may apply at ~% above the Bank of England Base Rate (max 3%), from the due date until paid.
Default Fee for Late Payment of Rent
If rent is overdue by more than 14 days, interest will apply at the specified annual percentage rate. It will accrue from the due date until full payment is made.
Deposit: The Tenant must pay a deposit before the tenancy begins. It will be held in a Government-approved scheme and refunded at the end, provided the conditions (e.g., good property condition) are met. The deposit is capped at five weeks' rent for rents up to £50,000, and six weeks' rent for rents above £50,000.
Holding Deposit: A Holding Deposit, equal to one week's rent, is required to confirm the tenancy. If the Tenant withdraws, provides false information, or doesn’t sign the contract within 15 days (or another agreed deadline), the Holding Deposit will be withheld.
Default Payments: If the Tenant breaches the agreement (e.g., late payment, damage), they must compensate the Landlord for any losses incurred, including legal fees or repairs. These payments are subject to statutory limits and documented through invoices. Variation of Agreement: If the Tenant requests a variation, a fee may be charged to cover reasonable costs. Fees will only exceed £50, including VAT, if required, and written evidence will be provided.
Council Tax
The Tenant is responsible for Council Tax if liable, as specified in the tenancy agreement. Timely payment is required to avoid penalties.
Client Money Protection
White Estates’ Client Money Protection Scheme, provided by Property Mark, ensures the Tenant’s financial interests are safeguarded.
Redress Scheme Membership
White Estates is a member of The Property Ombudsman Redress Scheme, subject to its codes of practice. In case of disputes, the Tenant can use this scheme for fair and transparent resolution.
An extremely bright & well presented duplex apartment offering exempl...
Wallgrave Road, London, SW5 0RL
£1,269 PW
This outlines the permitted payments under the Tenant Fees Act 2019 and those under an assured shorthold tenancy agreement, ensuring Tenants understand their financial obligations.
Rent
The Tenant must pay rent as agreed (monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annually) in advance. Payments must be on time unless agreed otherwise. If overdue, interest may apply at ~% above the Bank of England Base Rate (max 3%), from the due date until paid.
Default Fee for Late Payment of Rent
If rent is overdue by more than 14 days, interest will apply at the specified annual percentage rate. It will accrue from the due date until full payment is made.
Deposit: The Tenant must pay a deposit before the tenancy begins. It will be held in a Government-approved scheme and refunded at the end, provided the conditions (e.g., good property condition) are met. The deposit is capped at five weeks' rent for rents up to £50,000, and six weeks' rent for rents above £50,000.
Holding Deposit: A Holding Deposit, equal to one week's rent, is required to confirm the tenancy. If the Tenant withdraws, provides false information, or doesn’t sign the contract within 15 days (or another agreed deadline), the Holding Deposit will be withheld.
Default Payments: If the Tenant breaches the agreement (e.g., late payment, damage), they must compensate the Landlord for any losses incurred, including legal fees or repairs. These payments are subject to statutory limits and documented through invoices. Variation of Agreement: If the Tenant requests a variation, a fee may be charged to cover reasonable costs. Fees will only exceed £50, including VAT, if required, and written evidence will be provided.
Council Tax
The Tenant is responsible for Council Tax if liable, as specified in the tenancy agreement. Timely payment is required to avoid penalties.
Client Money Protection
White Estates’ Client Money Protection Scheme, provided by Property Mark, ensures the Tenant’s financial interests are safeguarded.
Redress Scheme Membership
White Estates is a member of The Property Ombudsman Redress Scheme, subject to its codes of practice. In case of disputes, the Tenant can use this scheme for fair and transparent resolution.
This beautifully presented house offers generous living space, includ...
Gledhow Gardens, London, SW5 0AY
£1,350 PW
This outlines the permitted payments under the Tenant Fees Act 2019 and those under an assured shorthold tenancy agreement, ensuring Tenants understand their financial obligations.
Rent
The Tenant must pay rent as agreed (monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annually) in advance. Payments must be on time unless agreed otherwise. If overdue, interest may apply at ~% above the Bank of England Base Rate (max 3%), from the due date until paid.
Default Fee for Late Payment of Rent
If rent is overdue by more than 14 days, interest will apply at the specified annual percentage rate. It will accrue from the due date until full payment is made.
Deposit: The Tenant must pay a deposit before the tenancy begins. It will be held in a Government-approved scheme and refunded at the end, provided the conditions (e.g., good property condition) are met. The deposit is capped at five weeks' rent for rents up to £50,000, and six weeks' rent for rents above £50,000.
Holding Deposit: A Holding Deposit, equal to one week's rent, is required to confirm the tenancy. If the Tenant withdraws, provides false information, or doesn’t sign the contract within 15 days (or another agreed deadline), the Holding Deposit will be withheld.
Default Payments: If the Tenant breaches the agreement (e.g., late payment, damage), they must compensate the Landlord for any losses incurred, including legal fees or repairs. These payments are subject to statutory limits and documented through invoices. Variation of Agreement: If the Tenant requests a variation, a fee may be charged to cover reasonable costs. Fees will only exceed £50, including VAT, if required, and written evidence will be provided.
Council Tax
The Tenant is responsible for Council Tax if liable, as specified in the tenancy agreement. Timely payment is required to avoid penalties.
Client Money Protection
White Estates’ Client Money Protection Scheme, provided by Property Mark, ensures the Tenant’s financial interests are safeguarded.
Redress Scheme Membership
White Estates is a member of The Property Ombudsman Redress Scheme, subject to its codes of practice. In case of disputes, the Tenant can use this scheme for fair and transparent resolution.
Occupying the entire lower ground floor of an impressive period house...
Redcliffe Gardens, London, SW5 0DT
£1,500 PW
(Let Agreed)
This outlines the permitted payments under the Tenant Fees Act 2019 and those under an assured shorthold tenancy agreement, ensuring Tenants understand their financial obligations.
Rent
The Tenant must pay rent as agreed (monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annually) in advance. Payments must be on time unless agreed otherwise. If overdue, interest may apply at ~% above the Bank of England Base Rate (max 3%), from the due date until paid.
Default Fee for Late Payment of Rent
If rent is overdue by more than 14 days, interest will apply at the specified annual percentage rate. It will accrue from the due date until full payment is made.
Deposit: The Tenant must pay a deposit before the tenancy begins. It will be held in a Government-approved scheme and refunded at the end, provided the conditions (e.g., good property condition) are met. The deposit is capped at five weeks' rent for rents up to £50,000, and six weeks' rent for rents above £50,000.
Holding Deposit: A Holding Deposit, equal to one week's rent, is required to confirm the tenancy. If the Tenant withdraws, provides false information, or doesn’t sign the contract within 15 days (or another agreed deadline), the Holding Deposit will be withheld.
Default Payments: If the Tenant breaches the agreement (e.g., late payment, damage), they must compensate the Landlord for any losses incurred, including legal fees or repairs. These payments are subject to statutory limits and documented through invoices. Variation of Agreement: If the Tenant requests a variation, a fee may be charged to cover reasonable costs. Fees will only exceed £50, including VAT, if required, and written evidence will be provided.
Council Tax
The Tenant is responsible for Council Tax if liable, as specified in the tenancy agreement. Timely payment is required to avoid penalties.
Client Money Protection
White Estates’ Client Money Protection Scheme, provided by Property Mark, ensures the Tenant’s financial interests are safeguarded.
Redress Scheme Membership
White Estates is a member of The Property Ombudsman Redress Scheme, subject to its codes of practice. In case of disputes, the Tenant can use this scheme for fair and transparent resolution.
An attractive and well presented, spacious (1711 sq ft) West-facing f...
Coleherne Court, Old Brompton Road, London, SW5 0EE
£1,600 PW
(LET)
This outlines the permitted payments under the Tenant Fees Act 2019 and those under an assured shorthold tenancy agreement, ensuring Tenants understand their financial obligations.
Rent
The Tenant must pay rent as agreed (monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annually) in advance. Payments must be on time unless agreed otherwise. If overdue, interest may apply at ~% above the Bank of England Base Rate (max 3%), from the due date until paid.
Default Fee for Late Payment of Rent
If rent is overdue by more than 14 days, interest will apply at the specified annual percentage rate. It will accrue from the due date until full payment is made.
Deposit: The Tenant must pay a deposit before the tenancy begins. It will be held in a Government-approved scheme and refunded at the end, provided the conditions (e.g., good property condition) are met. The deposit is capped at five weeks' rent for rents up to £50,000, and six weeks' rent for rents above £50,000.
Holding Deposit: A Holding Deposit, equal to one week's rent, is required to confirm the tenancy. If the Tenant withdraws, provides false information, or doesn’t sign the contract within 15 days (or another agreed deadline), the Holding Deposit will be withheld.
Default Payments: If the Tenant breaches the agreement (e.g., late payment, damage), they must compensate the Landlord for any losses incurred, including legal fees or repairs. These payments are subject to statutory limits and documented through invoices. Variation of Agreement: If the Tenant requests a variation, a fee may be charged to cover reasonable costs. Fees will only exceed £50, including VAT, if required, and written evidence will be provided.
Council Tax
The Tenant is responsible for Council Tax if liable, as specified in the tenancy agreement. Timely payment is required to avoid penalties.
Client Money Protection
White Estates’ Client Money Protection Scheme, provided by Property Mark, ensures the Tenant’s financial interests are safeguarded.
Redress Scheme Membership
White Estates is a member of The Property Ombudsman Redress Scheme, subject to its codes of practice. In case of disputes, the Tenant can use this scheme for fair and transparent resolution.
AVAILABLE FROM 14TH MARCH AND IS OFFERED ON AN UNFURNISHED. NOTE THAT...
Gledhow Gardens, London, SW5 0AY
£1,615 PW
(Let Agreed)
This outlines the permitted payments under the Tenant Fees Act 2019 and those under an assured shorthold tenancy agreement, ensuring Tenants understand their financial obligations.
Rent
The Tenant must pay rent as agreed (monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annually) in advance. Payments must be on time unless agreed otherwise. If overdue, interest may apply at ~% above the Bank of England Base Rate (max 3%), from the due date until paid.
Default Fee for Late Payment of Rent
If rent is overdue by more than 14 days, interest will apply at the specified annual percentage rate. It will accrue from the due date until full payment is made.
Deposit: The Tenant must pay a deposit before the tenancy begins. It will be held in a Government-approved scheme and refunded at the end, provided the conditions (e.g., good property condition) are met. The deposit is capped at five weeks' rent for rents up to £50,000, and six weeks' rent for rents above £50,000.
Holding Deposit: A Holding Deposit, equal to one week's rent, is required to confirm the tenancy. If the Tenant withdraws, provides false information, or doesn’t sign the contract within 15 days (or another agreed deadline), the Holding Deposit will be withheld.
Default Payments: If the Tenant breaches the agreement (e.g., late payment, damage), they must compensate the Landlord for any losses incurred, including legal fees or repairs. These payments are subject to statutory limits and documented through invoices. Variation of Agreement: If the Tenant requests a variation, a fee may be charged to cover reasonable costs. Fees will only exceed £50, including VAT, if required, and written evidence will be provided.
Council Tax
The Tenant is responsible for Council Tax if liable, as specified in the tenancy agreement. Timely payment is required to avoid penalties.
Client Money Protection
White Estates’ Client Money Protection Scheme, provided by Property Mark, ensures the Tenant’s financial interests are safeguarded.
Redress Scheme Membership
White Estates is a member of The Property Ombudsman Redress Scheme, subject to its codes of practice. In case of disputes, the Tenant can use this scheme for fair and transparent resolution.
A peaceful, spacious, bright and immaculate flat (1,148 sq. ft) situa...
The Boltons, London, SW10 9TB
£1,615 PW
(LET)
This outlines the permitted payments under the Tenant Fees Act 2019 and those under an assured shorthold tenancy agreement, ensuring Tenants understand their financial obligations.
Rent
The Tenant must pay rent as agreed (monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annually) in advance. Payments must be on time unless agreed otherwise. If overdue, interest may apply at ~% above the Bank of England Base Rate (max 3%), from the due date until paid.
Default Fee for Late Payment of Rent
If rent is overdue by more than 14 days, interest will apply at the specified annual percentage rate. It will accrue from the due date until full payment is made.
Deposit: The Tenant must pay a deposit before the tenancy begins. It will be held in a Government-approved scheme and refunded at the end, provided the conditions (e.g., good property condition) are met. The deposit is capped at five weeks' rent for rents up to £50,000, and six weeks' rent for rents above £50,000.
Holding Deposit: A Holding Deposit, equal to one week's rent, is required to confirm the tenancy. If the Tenant withdraws, provides false information, or doesn’t sign the contract within 15 days (or another agreed deadline), the Holding Deposit will be withheld.
Default Payments: If the Tenant breaches the agreement (e.g., late payment, damage), they must compensate the Landlord for any losses incurred, including legal fees or repairs. These payments are subject to statutory limits and documented through invoices. Variation of Agreement: If the Tenant requests a variation, a fee may be charged to cover reasonable costs. Fees will only exceed £50, including VAT, if required, and written evidence will be provided.
Council Tax
The Tenant is responsible for Council Tax if liable, as specified in the tenancy agreement. Timely payment is required to avoid penalties.
Client Money Protection
White Estates’ Client Money Protection Scheme, provided by Property Mark, ensures the Tenant’s financial interests are safeguarded.
Redress Scheme Membership
White Estates is a member of The Property Ombudsman Redress Scheme, subject to its codes of practice. In case of disputes, the Tenant can use this scheme for fair and transparent resolution.
A large and immaculately presented garden flat located on a prestige...
Wetherby Gardens, London, SW5 0JN
£1,730 PW
(LET)
This outlines the permitted payments under the Tenant Fees Act 2019 and those under an assured shorthold tenancy agreement, ensuring Tenants understand their financial obligations.
Rent
The Tenant must pay rent as agreed (monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annually) in advance. Payments must be on time unless agreed otherwise. If overdue, interest may apply at ~% above the Bank of England Base Rate (max 3%), from the due date until paid.
Default Fee for Late Payment of Rent
If rent is overdue by more than 14 days, interest will apply at the specified annual percentage rate. It will accrue from the due date until full payment is made.
Deposit: The Tenant must pay a deposit before the tenancy begins. It will be held in a Government-approved scheme and refunded at the end, provided the conditions (e.g., good property condition) are met. The deposit is capped at five weeks' rent for rents up to £50,000, and six weeks' rent for rents above £50,000.
Holding Deposit: A Holding Deposit, equal to one week's rent, is required to confirm the tenancy. If the Tenant withdraws, provides false information, or doesn’t sign the contract within 15 days (or another agreed deadline), the Holding Deposit will be withheld.
Default Payments: If the Tenant breaches the agreement (e.g., late payment, damage), they must compensate the Landlord for any losses incurred, including legal fees or repairs. These payments are subject to statutory limits and documented through invoices. Variation of Agreement: If the Tenant requests a variation, a fee may be charged to cover reasonable costs. Fees will only exceed £50, including VAT, if required, and written evidence will be provided.
Council Tax
The Tenant is responsible for Council Tax if liable, as specified in the tenancy agreement. Timely payment is required to avoid penalties.
Client Money Protection
White Estates’ Client Money Protection Scheme, provided by Property Mark, ensures the Tenant’s financial interests are safeguarded.
Redress Scheme Membership
White Estates is a member of The Property Ombudsman Redress Scheme, subject to its codes of practice. In case of disputes, the Tenant can use this scheme for fair and transparent resolution.
Direct Access to Communal Gardens / Off Street Parking (on a first co...
Gledhow Gardens, London, SW5 0BL
£2,500 PCM
This outlines the permitted payments under the Tenant Fees Act 2019 and those under an assured shorthold tenancy agreement, ensuring Tenants understand their financial obligations.
Rent
The Tenant must pay rent as agreed (monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annually) in advance. Payments must be on time unless agreed otherwise. If overdue, interest may apply at ~% above the Bank of England Base Rate (max 3%), from the due date until paid.
Default Fee for Late Payment of Rent
If rent is overdue by more than 14 days, interest will apply at the specified annual percentage rate. It will accrue from the due date until full payment is made.
Deposit: The Tenant must pay a deposit before the tenancy begins. It will be held in a Government-approved scheme and refunded at the end, provided the conditions (e.g., good property condition) are met. The deposit is capped at five weeks' rent for rents up to £50,000, and six weeks' rent for rents above £50,000.
Holding Deposit: A Holding Deposit, equal to one week's rent, is required to confirm the tenancy. If the Tenant withdraws, provides false information, or doesn’t sign the contract within 15 days (or another agreed deadline), the Holding Deposit will be withheld.
Default Payments: If the Tenant breaches the agreement (e.g., late payment, damage), they must compensate the Landlord for any losses incurred, including legal fees or repairs. These payments are subject to statutory limits and documented through invoices. Variation of Agreement: If the Tenant requests a variation, a fee may be charged to cover reasonable costs. Fees will only exceed £50, including VAT, if required, and written evidence will be provided.
Council Tax
The Tenant is responsible for Council Tax if liable, as specified in the tenancy agreement. Timely payment is required to avoid penalties.
Client Money Protection
White Estates’ Client Money Protection Scheme, provided by Property Mark, ensures the Tenant’s financial interests are safeguarded.
Redress Scheme Membership
White Estates is a member of The Property Ombudsman Redress Scheme, subject to its codes of practice. In case of disputes, the Tenant can use this scheme for fair and transparent resolution.
This rare to the market, exceptionally well presented and spacious on...
Gledhow Gardens, London, SW5 0BL
£3,500 PW
(LET)
This outlines the permitted payments under the Tenant Fees Act 2019 and those under an assured shorthold tenancy agreement, ensuring Tenants understand their financial obligations.
Rent
The Tenant must pay rent as agreed (monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annually) in advance. Payments must be on time unless agreed otherwise. If overdue, interest may apply at ~% above the Bank of England Base Rate (max 3%), from the due date until paid.
Default Fee for Late Payment of Rent
If rent is overdue by more than 14 days, interest will apply at the specified annual percentage rate. It will accrue from the due date until full payment is made.
Deposit: The Tenant must pay a deposit before the tenancy begins. It will be held in a Government-approved scheme and refunded at the end, provided the conditions (e.g., good property condition) are met. The deposit is capped at five weeks' rent for rents up to £50,000, and six weeks' rent for rents above £50,000.
Holding Deposit: A Holding Deposit, equal to one week's rent, is required to confirm the tenancy. If the Tenant withdraws, provides false information, or doesn’t sign the contract within 15 days (or another agreed deadline), the Holding Deposit will be withheld.
Default Payments: If the Tenant breaches the agreement (e.g., late payment, damage), they must compensate the Landlord for any losses incurred, including legal fees or repairs. These payments are subject to statutory limits and documented through invoices. Variation of Agreement: If the Tenant requests a variation, a fee may be charged to cover reasonable costs. Fees will only exceed £50, including VAT, if required, and written evidence will be provided.
Council Tax
The Tenant is responsible for Council Tax if liable, as specified in the tenancy agreement. Timely payment is required to avoid penalties.
Client Money Protection
White Estates’ Client Money Protection Scheme, provided by Property Mark, ensures the Tenant’s financial interests are safeguarded.
Redress Scheme Membership
White Estates is a member of The Property Ombudsman Redress Scheme, subject to its codes of practice. In case of disputes, the Tenant can use this scheme for fair and transparent resolution.
AN OUTSTANDING GARDEN SQUARE DUPLEX APARTMENT: Situated in this Prime...
Langham Mansions, Earls Court Square, London, SW5 9UJ
£3,683 PCM
(LET)
This outlines the permitted payments under the Tenant Fees Act 2019 and those under an assured shorthold tenancy agreement, ensuring Tenants understand their financial obligations.
Rent
The Tenant must pay rent as agreed (monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annually) in advance. Payments must be on time unless agreed otherwise. If overdue, interest may apply at ~% above the Bank of England Base Rate (max 3%), from the due date until paid.
Default Fee for Late Payment of Rent
If rent is overdue by more than 14 days, interest will apply at the specified annual percentage rate. It will accrue from the due date until full payment is made.
Deposit: The Tenant must pay a deposit before the tenancy begins. It will be held in a Government-approved scheme and refunded at the end, provided the conditions (e.g., good property condition) are met. The deposit is capped at five weeks' rent for rents up to £50,000, and six weeks' rent for rents above £50,000.
Holding Deposit: A Holding Deposit, equal to one week's rent, is required to confirm the tenancy. If the Tenant withdraws, provides false information, or doesn’t sign the contract within 15 days (or another agreed deadline), the Holding Deposit will be withheld.
Default Payments: If the Tenant breaches the agreement (e.g., late payment, damage), they must compensate the Landlord for any losses incurred, including legal fees or repairs. These payments are subject to statutory limits and documented through invoices. Variation of Agreement: If the Tenant requests a variation, a fee may be charged to cover reasonable costs. Fees will only exceed £50, including VAT, if required, and written evidence will be provided.
Council Tax
The Tenant is responsible for Council Tax if liable, as specified in the tenancy agreement. Timely payment is required to avoid penalties.
Client Money Protection
White Estates’ Client Money Protection Scheme, provided by Property Mark, ensures the Tenant’s financial interests are safeguarded.
Redress Scheme Membership
White Estates is a member of The Property Ombudsman Redress Scheme, subject to its codes of practice. In case of disputes, the Tenant can use this scheme for fair and transparent resolution.
A superb two double bedroom, two bathroom flat in this well-appointed...
Queens Gate, London, SW7 5AB
£3,683 PCM
(LET)
This outlines the permitted payments under the Tenant Fees Act 2019 and those under an assured shorthold tenancy agreement, ensuring Tenants understand their financial obligations.
Rent
The Tenant must pay rent as agreed (monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annually) in advance. Payments must be on time unless agreed otherwise. If overdue, interest may apply at ~% above the Bank of England Base Rate (max 3%), from the due date until paid.
Default Fee for Late Payment of Rent
If rent is overdue by more than 14 days, interest will apply at the specified annual percentage rate. It will accrue from the due date until full payment is made.
Deposit: The Tenant must pay a deposit before the tenancy begins. It will be held in a Government-approved scheme and refunded at the end, provided the conditions (e.g., good property condition) are met. The deposit is capped at five weeks' rent for rents up to £50,000, and six weeks' rent for rents above £50,000.
Holding Deposit: A Holding Deposit, equal to one week's rent, is required to confirm the tenancy. If the Tenant withdraws, provides false information, or doesn’t sign the contract within 15 days (or another agreed deadline), the Holding Deposit will be withheld.
Default Payments: If the Tenant breaches the agreement (e.g., late payment, damage), they must compensate the Landlord for any losses incurred, including legal fees or repairs. These payments are subject to statutory limits and documented through invoices. Variation of Agreement: If the Tenant requests a variation, a fee may be charged to cover reasonable costs. Fees will only exceed £50, including VAT, if required, and written evidence will be provided.
Council Tax
The Tenant is responsible for Council Tax if liable, as specified in the tenancy agreement. Timely payment is required to avoid penalties.
Client Money Protection
White Estates’ Client Money Protection Scheme, provided by Property Mark, ensures the Tenant’s financial interests are safeguarded.
Redress Scheme Membership
White Estates is a member of The Property Ombudsman Redress Scheme, subject to its codes of practice. In case of disputes, the Tenant can use this scheme for fair and transparent resolution.
A well located TWO BEDROOM penthouse flat with a LIFT in a great loca...
Bolton Gardens, London, SW5 0AL
£4,500 PCM
This outlines the permitted payments under the Tenant Fees Act 2019 and those under an assured shorthold tenancy agreement, ensuring Tenants understand their financial obligations.
Rent
The Tenant must pay rent as agreed (monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annually) in advance. Payments must be on time unless agreed otherwise. If overdue, interest may apply at ~% above the Bank of England Base Rate (max 3%), from the due date until paid.
Default Fee for Late Payment of Rent
If rent is overdue by more than 14 days, interest will apply at the specified annual percentage rate. It will accrue from the due date until full payment is made.
Deposit: The Tenant must pay a deposit before the tenancy begins. It will be held in a Government-approved scheme and refunded at the end, provided the conditions (e.g., good property condition) are met. The deposit is capped at five weeks' rent for rents up to £50,000, and six weeks' rent for rents above £50,000.
Holding Deposit: A Holding Deposit, equal to one week's rent, is required to confirm the tenancy. If the Tenant withdraws, provides false information, or doesn’t sign the contract within 15 days (or another agreed deadline), the Holding Deposit will be withheld.
Default Payments: If the Tenant breaches the agreement (e.g., late payment, damage), they must compensate the Landlord for any losses incurred, including legal fees or repairs. These payments are subject to statutory limits and documented through invoices. Variation of Agreement: If the Tenant requests a variation, a fee may be charged to cover reasonable costs. Fees will only exceed £50, including VAT, if required, and written evidence will be provided.
Council Tax
The Tenant is responsible for Council Tax if liable, as specified in the tenancy agreement. Timely payment is required to avoid penalties.
Client Money Protection
White Estates’ Client Money Protection Scheme, provided by Property Mark, ensures the Tenant’s financial interests are safeguarded.
Redress Scheme Membership
White Estates is a member of The Property Ombudsman Redress Scheme, subject to its codes of practice. In case of disputes, the Tenant can use this scheme for fair and transparent resolution.
Nestled in the charming area of Bolton Gardens, just next door to The...
Gledhow Gardens, London, SW5 0AZ
£4,950 PCM
This outlines the permitted payments under the Tenant Fees Act 2019 and those under an assured shorthold tenancy agreement, ensuring Tenants understand their financial obligations.
Rent
The Tenant must pay rent as agreed (monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annually) in advance. Payments must be on time unless agreed otherwise. If overdue, interest may apply at ~% above the Bank of England Base Rate (max 3%), from the due date until paid.
Default Fee for Late Payment of Rent
If rent is overdue by more than 14 days, interest will apply at the specified annual percentage rate. It will accrue from the due date until full payment is made.
Deposit: The Tenant must pay a deposit before the tenancy begins. It will be held in a Government-approved scheme and refunded at the end, provided the conditions (e.g., good property condition) are met. The deposit is capped at five weeks' rent for rents up to £50,000, and six weeks' rent for rents above £50,000.
Holding Deposit: A Holding Deposit, equal to one week's rent, is required to confirm the tenancy. If the Tenant withdraws, provides false information, or doesn’t sign the contract within 15 days (or another agreed deadline), the Holding Deposit will be withheld.
Default Payments: If the Tenant breaches the agreement (e.g., late payment, damage), they must compensate the Landlord for any losses incurred, including legal fees or repairs. These payments are subject to statutory limits and documented through invoices. Variation of Agreement: If the Tenant requests a variation, a fee may be charged to cover reasonable costs. Fees will only exceed £50, including VAT, if required, and written evidence will be provided.
Council Tax
The Tenant is responsible for Council Tax if liable, as specified in the tenancy agreement. Timely payment is required to avoid penalties.
Client Money Protection
White Estates’ Client Money Protection Scheme, provided by Property Mark, ensures the Tenant’s financial interests are safeguarded.
Redress Scheme Membership
White Estates is a member of The Property Ombudsman Redress Scheme, subject to its codes of practice. In case of disputes, the Tenant can use this scheme for fair and transparent resolution.
OFFERED ON AN UNFURNISHED BASIS: Sitting at ideal FIRST FLOOR level,...
Ingelow Road, London, SW8 3PZ
£5,250 PCM
This outlines the permitted payments under the Tenant Fees Act 2019 and those under an assured shorthold tenancy agreement, ensuring Tenants understand their financial obligations.
Rent
The Tenant must pay rent as agreed (monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annually) in advance. Payments must be on time unless agreed otherwise. If overdue, interest may apply at ~% above the Bank of England Base Rate (max 3%), from the due date until paid.
Default Fee for Late Payment of Rent
If rent is overdue by more than 14 days, interest will apply at the specified annual percentage rate. It will accrue from the due date until full payment is made.
Deposit: The Tenant must pay a deposit before the tenancy begins. It will be held in a Government-approved scheme and refunded at the end, provided the conditions (e.g., good property condition) are met. The deposit is capped at five weeks' rent for rents up to £50,000, and six weeks' rent for rents above £50,000.
Holding Deposit: A Holding Deposit, equal to one week's rent, is required to confirm the tenancy. If the Tenant withdraws, provides false information, or doesn’t sign the contract within 15 days (or another agreed deadline), the Holding Deposit will be withheld.
Default Payments: If the Tenant breaches the agreement (e.g., late payment, damage), they must compensate the Landlord for any losses incurred, including legal fees or repairs. These payments are subject to statutory limits and documented through invoices. Variation of Agreement: If the Tenant requests a variation, a fee may be charged to cover reasonable costs. Fees will only exceed £50, including VAT, if required, and written evidence will be provided.
Council Tax
The Tenant is responsible for Council Tax if liable, as specified in the tenancy agreement. Timely payment is required to avoid penalties.
Client Money Protection
White Estates’ Client Money Protection Scheme, provided by Property Mark, ensures the Tenant’s financial interests are safeguarded.
Redress Scheme Membership
White Estates is a member of The Property Ombudsman Redress Scheme, subject to its codes of practice. In case of disputes, the Tenant can use this scheme for fair and transparent resolution.
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