Our expert estate agents in South Kensington have been giving specialist advice on the residential property market in the local area since 2013, skilfully led by our branch head who has accumulated over 25 years’ experience within the area. We are here to help with all aspects of lettings, both in the long and short term, as well as assisting in sales and property management. We work with a wide range of clients, relocation and buying agents, and sizes of properties. From super pied-a-terres for young professionals and students through to large family friendly houses and super-prime new developments, we can assist with all your property needs. Our deep local knowledge and high service levels contribute towards Carter Jonas being known as one of London’s leading estate and letting agents, covering South Kensington, Knightsbridge, Chelsea and beyond.

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PRICING INFORMATION: Lettings fees information Lettings Fees &amp; Charge for Tenants from May 2022: Central London  The asking rent does not include letting fees. Depending on your circumstances and the property you select, the following fees may apply: For Assured Shorthold Tenancies:  In accordance with the Tenant Fees Act 2019 the following are permitted payments for AST tenancies: •	Rent•	A capped refundable Holding Deposit of 1 week’s rent. •	A capped Tenancy Deposit of 5 week’s rent for rent less than £50,000 per annum•	A capped Tenancy Deposit of 6 week’s rent for rent above £50,000 per annum•	Payments in the event of a default•	Payment in the event of loss of keys•	Payment of £50 including VAT on a variation, assignment or novation of a tenancy•	Payment on early termination (surrender) of a tenancy•	Payment in respect of Council Tax, utilities (gas or other fuel, electricity, water or sewage, television license and communication services)•	Green deal charge (if applicable) •	For Non Housing Act Tenancies including Company Lets the following are fees and payments for NHA tenancies: •	Rent•	A refundable Holding Deposit•	A Tenancy Deposit of 6 week’s rent. This may be increased if you have a pet. •	Application for References is £66 inc VAT per person •	Contribution to the preparation of a Tenancy Agreement is £330 inc VAT per tenancy•	Extension, renewal, rent review, periodic or variation to tenancy documentation is £180 inc VAT per tenancy•	Inventory check out (paid at the end of the tenancy) is £150 - £350 inc VAT although there may be additional charges for larger properties. •	Payments in the event of a default•	Payment in the event of loss of keys•	Payment in respect of Council Tax, utilities (gas or other fuel, electricity, water or sewage) television license and communication services•	Green deal charge (if applicable)  The deposit figure displayed on this listing may vary depending on the terms of the tenancy and the rental figure agreed.   For all tenancies there are other costs that must be covered on top of the rent thoroughout the tenancy and at the end of a tenancy. These might include: Utilities (gas or other fuel, electricity, water or sewage)Council TaxTelevision LicenseInstallation of cable/satelliteInsurance (for your personal and own contents)Garden maintenance Cleaning to a professional standardInventory check out (paid at the end of a Non Housing Act tenancy including company lets) DilapidationsReplacement key or security device costsLate payment of rent interest charged at 3% above Bank of England based rateReasonable costs will be charged to the tenant should the Landlord agree to an early termination (surrender) of the tenancy agreement at the tenants request For further information on the above please contact our office and request our “Information for Prospective Tenants for AST” or “Information for Prospective Tenants for NHA” document.  Client Money Protection: RICS The Property Ombudsman www.tpos.co.uk  Carter Jonas as members of ARLA Propertymark www.propertymark.co.uk and RICS www.rics.org.uk

Ultra-modern ground and lower ground three bedroom duplex finished to an exceptional standard that benefits from a concierge. EPC rating: B St Mary Abbots Place is a cul-de-sac quietly located south of Kensington High Street with a short walk to the beautiful green spaces of Holland Park and of course the extensive amenities of the high street itself. Large reception with fully fitted open plan kitchen/breakfast bar and formal dining area, principal bedroom with substantial wardrobes/dressing area & en-suite bathroom with separate shower, 2 further bedrooms, bathroom, shower room. 2 courtyards. Unfurnished. n.b. the Landlord may consider furnishing subject to a higher than asking rent offer and negotiation. Minimum term is 12 months Holding deposit is 2 week's rent Security deposit is 6 week's rent Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea Council tax band: H For the latest information on broadband and mobile coverage, please visit the Ofcom website . For eligibility for resident parking permits, please refer to the RBKC website website for further details.

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PRICING INFORMATION: Lettings fees information Lettings Fees & Charge for Tenants from October 2024:  Central London The asking rent does not include letting fees. Depending on your circumstances and the property you select, the following fees may apply: For Assured Shorthold Tenancies: In accordance with the Tenant Fees Act 2019 the following are permitted payments for AST tenancies: •	Rent* •	A capped Holding Deposit of 1 week’s rent. •	A capped Tenancy Deposit of 5 week’s rent for rent less than £50,000 per annum •	A capped Tenancy Deposit of 6 week’s rent for rent above £50,000 per annum •	Payments in the event of a default •	Payment in the event of loss of keys •	Payment of £50 including VAT on a variation, assignment or novation of a tenancy •	Payment on early termination (surrender) of a tenancy •	Payment in respect of Council Tax, utilities (gas or other fuel, electricity, water or sewage, television license and communication services) •	Green deal charge (if applicable) For Non Housing Act Tenancies* including Company Lets the following are fees and payments for NHA tenancies: •	Rent* •	A Holding Deposit •	A Tenancy Deposit of 6 week’s rent. This may be increased if you have a pet. •	Application for References is £66 inc VAT per person •	Contribution to the preparation of a Tenancy Agreement is £360 inc VAT per tenancy •	Extension, renewal, rent review, periodic or variation to tenancy documentation is £180 inc VAT per tenancy •	Inventory check out (paid at the end of the tenancy) is £150 - £350 inc VAT although there may be additional charges for larger properties. •	Payments in the event of a default •	Payment in the event of loss of keys •	Payment in respect of Council Tax, utilities (gas or other fuel, electricity, water or sewage) television license and communication services •	Green deal charge (if applicable) The deposit figure displayed on this listing may vary depending on the terms of the tenancy and the rental figure agreed. For all tenancies there are other costs that must be covered on top of the rent thoroughout the tenancy and at the end of a tenancy. These might include: Utilities (gas or other fuel, electricity, water or sewage) Council Tax Television License Installation of cable/satellite Insurance (for your personal and own contents) Garden maintenance Cleaning to a professional standard Inventory check out (paid at the end of a Non Housing Act tenancy including company lets) Dilapidations Replacement key or security device costs Late payment of rent interest charged at 3% above Bank of England based rate Reasonable costs will be charged to the tenant should the Landlord agree to an early termination (surrender) of the tenancy agreement at the tenants request. *Rents are advertised weekly or monthly but will be payable monthly, quarterly, bi-annually or annually in advance. *For an Assured Shorthold tenancy (AST) to be granted the following must apply: the rent is less than £100,000 per annum, the Tenant is a private individual, it is the Tenant’s main home and the Landlord does not live at the property. If one of the above does not apply, a Non Housing Act tenancy will be granted. For further information on the above please contact our office and request our “Information for Prospective Tenants for AST” or “Information for Prospective Tenants for NHA” document. Client Money Protection: RICS The Property Ombudsman http://www.tpos.co.uk Carter Jonas as members of ARLA Propertymark http://www.propertymark.co.uk and RICS www.rics.org.uk

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