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Letting Fees InformationAll fees &amp; charges are shown inc VAT Withdrawing from Tenancy When your offer is accepted, subject to contract, you’ll be asked to pay a Pre Tenancy Application Charge (PTAC) equivalent to one weeks rent or £600, whichever is greater. If you go ahead with the tenancy this is deducted from the initial invoice.  If you don’t go ahead we will charge you to a minimum of £300 per person Before you move in Deposit - In addition to rent a deposit is also due at the start of the tenancy. This is usually the equivalent of six to eight weeks rent.  Set up (tenant&#39;s share) - reference one tenant, identity and right to rent check. Contract negotiation, amending and agreeing terms and arranging the tenancy £285 For each additional tenant - processing the application, identity and immigration status check and reference £39 Company reference £72 Guarantor fee (if applicable) - reference, identity check and preparing a deed of guarantee as part of the tenancy agreement £39 Inventory check-in report (tenant’s share) - Sliding scale dependent on the size of the property and whether furnished or unfurnished. Minimum £72 to a maximum of £620 If you cancel or change a prearranged inventory appointment less than 24 hours before it is due £60 During or at the end of your tenancy  Renewal fee -contract negotiation, amending and updating terms and arranging a further tenancy period and documentation £120 You should also consider day to day costs in addition to the rent. These might include  Utilities (gas, electric, water and telecoms) Council tax Television license Insurance for your own contents Garden maintenance  Professional cleaning  Any agreed charges for damages during the tenancy Change of sharer Reference one tenant, identity and right to rent check. Contract negotiation (amending and agreeing terms) and closing down past tenancy and arranging the new tenancy. £395

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Larger than average two bedroom duplex apartment Description A bright and spacious two bedroom duplex apartment on the second and third floor of this popular development, offered fully furnished and presented in excellent order throughout. Open plan kitchen/dining/living room with balcony, cloakroom, two double bedrooms both with en suite bathroom. One under croft allocated parking space included as well as secure, communal bike storage. Square Footage: 862 sq ft    Additional Info Holding Deposit : £496.15 (1 week) Deposit Payable : £2,480.77 (5 weeks) Minimum Term : 12 months Rent must be paid monthly in advance

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Tenancy Information Client money protection (CMP) provided by RICS: http://Savills.co.uk/client-money-protection Ombudsman services provided by PRS: http://theprs.co.uk/contactus Rules for how fees will be charged for Assured Shorthold Tenancies (AST) are different to how fees will be charged for Non-Housing Act Tenancies (NHA). All our fees and charges are shown including VAT. HOUSING ACT TENANCIES (AST) Holding deposit Equivalent of one weeks rent Changing tenancy documents once signed £50, or any reasonable costs incurred if these are higher than £50 Deposit: annual rent less than £50,000 Equivalent to five weeks' rent / annual rent £50,000 or more Equivalent to six weeks' rent Change of sharer £50 for one reference and a new tenancy agreement, or any reasonable costs incurred if these are higher than £50 Early termination (at landlord’s discretion) All costs incurred by the landlord for allowing early termination including the agent's existing or re-letting fees Stamp Duty Land Tax  Payable on tenancies where the rent exceeds £125,000 Bank charges if you ask us to pay an overseas account we’ll charge £30 per payment Late, unpaid, returned rent payments 3% above the base rate of Bank of England per annum, calculated daily Lost keys Any cost for the replacement of keys, fobs, security devices or associated items NON-HOUSING ACT TENANCIES (NHA) Pre Tenancy Application Charge (PTAC) Equivalent of one weeks rent or £600. If you withdraw from the tenancy: Private tenancies - minimum of £300 per person. Company tenancies - minimum of £600 Tenancy paperwork £360 Company reference checks £120 per reference Deposit Usually equivalent to six weeks rent / with pet eight weeks   Check-in and/or out From £120 to £620 approx. Check your tenancy agreement to confirm who is responsible for paying this charge Call out services (inc out of hours)  £60 per hour and/or the contractors invoice where your actions or lack of actions result in us or a contractor attending the property to remedy the situation Last minute cancellation of pre-arranged visits  £60 per visit and any contractor invoice Hourly rate  £60 plus any replacement costs if we or the landlord have to replace any damaged items, or return any fixtures or fittings to their original position, as per the inventory Any overseas payment charges  £30 per payment Late/unpaid/returned rent payments  £60 late payment charge and 3% above the base rate of Bank of England per annum, calculated daily Change of sharer  £475 / Additional sharer (at the same time)  £100 Renewal negotiation  £200 for each renewal. If additional referencing is required £45 per reference   Changing tenancy documents once signed £180 Early termination (at landlord’s discretion)  All costs incurred by the landlord for allowing early termination including the agent's existing or re-letting fees Stamp Duty Land Tax  payable on tenancies where the rent exceeds £125,000   Bank charges if you ask us to pay an overseas account we’ll charge £30 per payment

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