1 bedroom maisonette to rent

* One Bed MAISONETTE with GARDEN * Located within the City Centre, close to the RAILWAY STATION & all Local Amenities * AVAILABLE for a LONG TERM Let if Required * Good Access to M4 for Cardiff and BRISTOL * AVAILABLE NOW, EMAIL ONLY to VIEW *

Available Now. Please EMAIL ONLY (please do not ring) to register interest to view, giving a short summary of your situation.

Regrettably no pets, House Shares and / or babies, infants or children.

DEPOSIT 5 Weeks: £980.76

‘ Please Note ‘

Water Charges will be £50 per month (included in the Rent), Council Tax and electric will be the responsibility of the Contract Holder/s. There is no Gas.

ENTRANCE

Via GROUND communal entrance Door into Hall Front door into: -

HALL

With doors off to:-

OPEN PLAN LOUNGE and KITCHEN

uPVC double-glazed window and door to patio.

KITCHEN

CONTEMPORARY wall and base units with work surfaces over, inset stainless steel sink and hob with STYLISH cooker hood over and integrated oven below. Fridge and Freezer and Washing Machine

STAIRS DOWN to

BEDROOM

uPVC double-glazed window and door to the rear elevation and SUN PATIO

SHOWEROOM

Fitted with a white suite with low level w.c., pedestal wash hand basin, WET ROOM shower

GARDEN

Sun Terrace and Garden (please not the Contract Holder is responsible to maintain the Garden)

MATERIAL INFORMATION

* Newport City Council Tax: Band B * EPC: E * Full Fibre Broadband up to 1000 Mbps is available (source Openreach at listing) * Mobile Service: EE, O2, Three, Vodaphone all available in the area (source Signalchecker.co.uk at listing) * Gas, Electric, Water and Sewerage are all connected * This Property has not been flooded * Parking on road *

MATERIAL INFORMATION DISCLAIMER

Please Note: Material Information provided by Adre Properties Ltd, is obtained from third-party sources and is meant solely for guidance. While every effort has been made to offer accurate descriptions and information, we cannot ensure their completeness or correctness. Adre Properties Ltd assumes no liability for any inconsistencies or errors found within this information.

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CONSUMER PROTECTION REGULATIONS (CPRs)

References to the Tenure of a Property are based on information supplied by the Landlord. Adre Properties Ltd has not had sight of the title documents.

Items shown within photographs and videos are NOT included unless otherwise stated.

All room sizes are approximate. Electrical, central heating, plumbing and drainage installations are all connected.

Adre Properties Limited is fully committed to operating within best practice guidelines and is dedicated to improving conditions in both Property Sales and the Private Rented Sector.

Adre Properties Limited is a Licensed Agency in Wales

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CONTRACT HOLDER | TENANT GUIDE to CHARGES

TENANT FEES ACT 2019

Under the Tenant Fees Act (England) from 1 June 2019 and in Wales the Renting Homes (Fees etc.) (Wales) Act 2019, and the Renting Homes (Fees etc.) (Prescribed Limits of Default Payments) (Wales) Regulations 2020. from 1 September 2019 the only fees applicable to your Contract | Tenancy are:

1. Your Rent; Paid in Advance

2. Your Contract | Tenancy Deposit which is certified with My|Deposits and is CMP (Total Loss Certified); 5 Weeks Rent Maximum.

3. A Refundable Holding Deposit (if applicable) capped at one weeks rent Maximum.

4. Permitted Payments: Council Tax If the Contract Holder | Tenant is required to pay the Council Tax under the Contract Agreement, then this is a permitted payment. which would be made to the relevant billing authority normally the Local Authority Council Tax Department.

5. Permitted Payments: Utility Bills If a payment required under the Contract for or in connection with the provision of a utility (water, sewerage (including cesspits), gas, electricity or other fuel) then this is a permitted payment, which would be made to the relevant billing authority.

A payment towards energy efficiency improvements under a Green Deal Plan is permitted if it is required under a Contract and made in respect of the property you are renting is permitted.

6. Permitted Payments: Television Licence: Any payment that your Contract requires you to make to the British Broadcasting Corporation in respect of a television licence is a permitted payment made payable to the BBC Licencing Authority.

7. Permitted Payments: Communication Service/s: Any payment for or in connection with a communication service, if required under the Contract and made in respect of the property you are renting. This includes payments to enable internet access, cable or satellite television or for the use of a telephone other than a mobile telephone is a permitted payment to which would be made to the relevant billing authority.

8. Insurance: Not to do anything which might cause the Landlord's policy of insurance on the Premises or on the Fixtures and Fittings, to become void or voidable or causes the rate of premium on any such policy to be increased. The Contract Holder | Tenant will indemnify the Landlord for any loss incurred by them as a result of their breach of this provision.

The Contract Holder | Tenant's belongings within the Premises are their own and are not covered by any insurance policy maintained by the Landlord.

9. Early Termination of a Contract: In situations where a Contract Holder | Tenant wants to leave a Fixed-Term Contract early, the Landlord or Agent is fully within their rights to expect to be paid for the entirety of the Contract. However, there are situations where the Landlord or the Agent may come to an agreement with the Contract Holder | Tenant to allow them to leave early. This may be, for example, an agreement that a Contract Holder | Tenant will pay a lesser amount which may cover any void period while an Agent or Landlord finds a replacement Contract Holder | Tenant. The Act does not prohibit any agreement that a Landlord and Contract Holder | Tenant may reach should the tenant (contract-holder) wish to leave the tenancy early.

PAYMENTS In DEFAULT

A payment in default is a payment required by the Landlord or Agent arising from a breach of the Contract by the Contract Holder | Tenant:

10. Locks and Keys: Where, due to the Contract Holder | Tenant breach of contract, a lock to the Premises must be changed, added or removed, or a key, or other security device which secures access to the Premises must be replaced, the Contract Holder | Tenant shall pay to the Landlord the material costs and, if applicable, Contractor costs for the works. The Landlord shall provide an invoice or a receipt as evidence of loss for payment by the Contract Holder | Tenant so they only pay the actual costs.
11. Emergency/out of hours call-out fees: Fees incurred as a result of an Agent | Landlord arranging for someone to attend the Contract Holder | Tenant's property at their request such as a locksmith or an emergency glazier at the early hours of the morning, when the problem had been caused by the Contract Holder | Tenant i.e. a window broken on purpose, or keys locked inside a house.
12. Costs and Charges: The Contract Holder | Tenant agrees to indemnify the Landlord for any loss incurred by the Landlord or their Agent resulting from the cancellation or non-completion of a standing order payment by the Contract-Holder or the Contract- Holder's bankers.
13. Costs and Charges: The Contract-Holder | Tenant shall pay to the Landlord interest at the rate of 3% per annum above the Bank of England's base rate from time to time on any rent or any other money payable under this Contract remaining unpaid for more than seven days after the day on which it became payable.
14. Reimbursement: Where the Landlord is entitled to do anything at the cost or expense of the Contract Holder | Tenant and thereby incurs a loss, then the Contract Holder | Tenant shall pay by way of damages the loss so suffered by the Landlord promptly when requested so to do failing which the Landlord may treat their loss as a deductible sum from the Deposit in accordance with Clause 9 at the end of the Contract.

15. Utilities: In the event of any supply of water, gas, electricity, telephone or internet services to the Premises being disconnected in consequence of the non-payment by the Contract Holder | Tenant of the whole or any part of the charge relating to the charge as a result of any other act or omission on the part of the Contract Holder | Tenant, then they shall indemnify the Landlord for any costs reasonably incurred in reconnecting or resuming those services
16. Missed appointments: such as the arrangement with a Contract Holder | Tenant for a Contractor to carry out remedial work at a property, and the Contract Holder | Tenant subsequently refusing entry, or not being home to allow entry, resulting in charges to the Landlord is a permitted payment.

17. Inventory and Check-Out: The Contract Holder | Tenant shall indemnify the Landlord for any loss arising from the failure of the Contract to keep a mutually agreed appointment to complete the check-out procedures at the termination or sooner ending of the Contract which, for the avoidance of doubt, shall include indemnifying the Landlord for any costs incurred in arranging a second check-out appointment. If neither the Contract Holder | Tenant nor their Agent shall keep the second appointment any assessment made by the Landlord or the Landlord's Agent shall be final and binding on the Contract Holder | Tenant. Should the Landlord or their Agent fail to attend such appointment the Contract Holder | Tenant reasonable costs incurred in attending the Premises will be met by the Landlord.
18. At the end of the Contract: Any goods or personal effects belonging to the Contract Holder | Tenant or members of their household have not been removed from the Premises within 14 days after the expiry or sooner termination of their Contract shall be deemed to have been abandoned. Provided that the Agent | Landlord shall have used their reasonable endeavours to give written notice of the abandoned goods they can be disposed of as deemed fit. The Contract Holder | Tenant will indemnify the Landlord for any costs and expenses that may be incurred by the Landlord arising from the removal, storage or sale of such items.
19. At the end of the Contract: The Contract Holder | Tenant shall pay by way of damages to the Landlord any additional expenses which the Landlord shall have reasonably incurred in checking the Inventory and Schedule of Condition if the same could not reasonably be finalised until any goods or personal effects belonging to the Contract Holder | Tenant have been removed from the Premises.

What you should do if you think you have been charged a prohibited payment, or you are being asked to make such a payment?

Enforcement is carried out by the Local Authorities and / or in WALES by Rent Smart Wales (where permission is granted by local authorities for them to take action on their behalf).

There are also organisations who can help you consider whether you have been asked to pay something you should not have been, including:

* Your Local Authority.

* Shelter Cymru (

* Citizens Advice Cymru (

If you are a student in higher education, as well as the organisations above you may also wish to contact:

* National Union of Students Wales ( and/or

* Your University's Accommodation Office.

Mobile signal/coverage: Good.

Construction materials used: Brick and block.

Water source: Direct mains water.

Electricity source: National Grid.

Sewerage arrangements: Standard UK domestic.

Heating Supply: Central heating (electric).

Broadband internet type: FTTC (fibre to the cabinet).

Parking Availability: No.