Hanover Homes are always approachable, friendly but professional with no hard sell or arrogant manner. We can offer you unrivaled knowledge of Hanover, Queens Park, Elm Grove and the surrounding areas, and whether it is buying or selling we are always happy to help.

1. All applicants must view the property before it can be taken off the market. 
2. Credit check and referencing costs: £180.00 per person inclusive of VAT. Forms must be completed and returned within 3 working days; otherwise the Landlord may wish to put the property back onto the market. This fee is non-refundable. 
3. Deposit: 6 weeks deposit payable 3 working days before signing the tenancy agreement. 
4. Rent: 1 calendar month’s rent in advance 3 working days before signing the tenancy agreement. 
5. Inventory Fee: Depending on size and furnishing of the property – this includes a copy of inventory, check in and check out report. 
6. A copy of your ID is required i.e. Passport or Driving License and Visa where applicable. 
7. Your proof of current address is required i.e. Utility bill, council tax bill 
8. Students – Proof required - Student card and Student Acceptance Letter. 
9. Self Employed – We require proof in the form of a letter from the HMRC confirming your self-employed including your unique tax reference number. If you have been self-employed for less than 1 year you will need to provide a suitable UK based guarantor 
10. Guarantor – If you are a Student/Unemployed/ been employed for less than 6 months/ or earning under 2.5 times your share of the annual rent you will require a suitable UK based guarantor. (Guarantors need to prove that their income is in excess of 3 times your share of the annual rent.) The following will be required from your guarantor: completed referencing forms, national insurance number, ID i.e. Passport of driving license and Proof of residency i.e. utility bill, council tax bill, telephone (not mobile) bill or bank statement dated within the last three months, or a driver’s license. 
11. If you take the property in excess of 2 months before the tenancy commences a holding bond of £400 is required for the whole property following completion of references, this will be credited to the first month’s rent. If the tenancy fails to progress this bond will not be refunded. 
12. Tenants home insurance – to include accidental damage to Landlord’s fixtures and fittings.

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The asking rent does not include charges that may be payable before and/or during the duration of the tenancy, therefore you may be required to make one or more of the following permitted payments:<ul><li>A holding deposit (up to 1 week&#39;s rent)</li><li>A tenancy deposit of 1 weeks&#39; rent</li><li>A payment of up to £50 inc VAT to alter the tenancy agreement, when requested by a tenant, or reasonable costs incurred if higher</li><li>Interest at a rate of 3% above the Bank of England’s base rate, for late payment of rent (which is more than 14 days overdue)</li><li>A payment of £7.2 inc VAT for the replacement of a lost key or security device</li><li>Payments associated with early termination of the tenancy when requested by the tenant</li><li>Payments to service providers in respect of utilities, communication services, TV licence and council tax</li><li>Other payments, permitted under appropriate legislation, including damages.</li></ul>The agent is a member of The Property Ombudsman Limited, which is a redress scheme, and Propertymark, which is a client money protection scheme.

- Inside, the apartment is situated on the second floor of this modern apartment block. There is a spacious open plan living kitchen. The kitchen itself is high gloss white and comes with integrated fridge freezer, single oven and induction hob. - There is a utility cupboard housing a washing machine and there is another handy storage space housing the meters. - The double bedroom is a great size with space for a large bed and bedroom furniture. - The contemporary bathroom includes bath and separate shower cubicle, a floating vanity unit with storage, and W.C. - Outside the apartment comes with an allocated parking space in a secure covered area, a rarity so close to the city centre!

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TENANT FEE LIST 1.	HOLDING DEPOSIT: 1 WEEKS RENT HOLDING DEPOSIT requested when landlord agrees to proceed with your application to rent the property. This will be held for 15 days while references are taken up. Subject to suitable references, the Holding Deposit will go towards your first rent. The Holding Deposit will be refunded: •	If the tenancy is entered into (this will go towards the first rent. •	If the Landlord withdraws the property and does not proceed with the prospective tenancy The Holding Deposit will NOT be refunded: •	If the applicant(s) provide false or misleading information •	If the tenant withdraws their application within 15 days of paying the Holding Deposit 2.	RENT Your first rent will be requested be paid 3 working days before the start of the proposed tenancy. The Holding Deposit will be put towards the first rent, unless otherwise requested or agreed. 3.	TENANCY DEPOSIT A deposit will be requested be paid 3 working days before the start of the proposed tenancy. This will usually be a 5-week deposit calculated as the annual rent divided by 52. 4.	DEFAULT FEES There are two types of Default Fees: •	The loss of a key to or other security device to the property. •	Where the rent is outstanding for more than 14 days, interest may be charged on the overdue amount at the rate of 3% above the Bank of England Base Rate. 5.	CHANGES TO THE TENANCY There will be a fee of £50 inclusive of VAT for any variation, assignment or amendment (including changing a sharer) to the tenancy, where requested by the tenant. 6.	EARLY TERMINATION OF THE TENANCY Should the tenant wish to leave their contract early, they shall be liable to the landlord's costs in re-letting the property as well as all rent due under the tenancy until the start date of the replacement tenancy. These costs will be no more than the maximum amount of rent outstanding on the tenancy. 7.	OTHER COSTS •	Council Tax •	Utilities (Electricity, Gas or other fuel, water, sewerage) •	Green Deal payments •	Television License •	Communication Services (telephone other than mobile, internet, cable television, satellite television) YOU ARE IN SAFE HANDS Client Money Protection (CMP) provided by: ARLA Independent Redress provided by: THE PROPERTY OMBUDSMAN All monies are held in a separate client account and deposits registered with the Tenancy Deposit Scheme a Government authorised scheme.

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Stylish one bedroom unfurnished apartment with allocated parking space situated in the heart of Brighton City Centre. The property is located just moments away from Churchill Square Shopping Centre and Brighton Seafront and with easy reach of Brighton Mainline Station.

 



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