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Tenant Holding Deposit: £ one weeks rentA non refundable deposit paid by a Tenant in order to secure a property whilst the administration takes place. If the let proceeds, this fee is refunded or off set against the move in monies. To amend a tenancy: £50.00A charge made in order to administer a change to a tenancy including a replacement Tenant situation or early termination of a tenancy. Dilapidation Deposit: £ five weeks rentA deposit paid by the Tenant at the start of a tenancy which can be held either by Andrews or the Landlord for the duration of the tenancy. At the end of the tenancy, it is dealt with in accordance with the terms of the Tenancy Agreement. Company Holding Deposit: £300.00A non refundable deposit paid by a Tenant in order to secure a property whilst the administration takes place.If the let proceeds, this fee is refunded or off set against the move in monies. Company Reference Fee(including Tenancy Agreement): £400.00An administration fee in order that referencing can be completed on the Company including ID checks on the Occupiers, financial checks and any other relevant checks to assess affordability, as well as contract negotiation and arranging completion of the Tenancy Agreement. Guarantor Reference Fee(including Tenancy Agreement): £150.00An administration fee in order that referencing can be completed on the Guarantor including ID checks on the Occupiers, financial checks and any other relevant checks to assess affordability, as well as contract negotiation and arranging completion of the Tenancy Agreement. Extension Tenancy Agreement(each tenancy) £200.00An administration fee in order for a new fixed term to be negotiated and agreed together with any new ID checks and arranging completion of the Tenancy Agreement. Dilapidations Deposit: £ six weeks rentA deposit paid by the Tenant at the start of a tenancy which can be held either by Andrews or the Landlord for the duration of the tenancy.At the end of the tenancy, it is dealt with in accordance with the terms of the Tenancy Agreement. All fees quoted are inclusive of VAT at the prevailing rate where applicable. Andrews Letting &amp; Management is an ARLA Licensed Member.Client Money Protection(CMP) is provided by ARLA Propertymark. Independent Redress is provided by The Property Ombudsman.

An elegant apartment located in a central, sought after location. As you enter through the front door, you are welcomed by a light-filled hallway. To the right, you’ll find the well-equipped kitchen with integrated appliances. The kitchen is finished to a high standard and boasts a stylish design, complete with a window overlooking Catherine Place. Adjacent to the kitchen is the sitting room, featuring stunning period details such as large Georgian sash windows, wooden floors, and an original fireplace. This room also overlooks Catherine Place. From the hallway, turn left at the front door to discover the bathroom, which is also finished to a high standard and includes a window. To the right of the hallway, there is a bedroom with views over beautifully maintained gardens. The original shutters are a charming feature, and just when you think it can’t get any better, you’ll find a walk-in wardrobe, perfect for storing all your clothing.

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