2 rooms house of 139m² in London

Property features- Two bedrooms - Two bathrooms - DUPLEX- 1176 SQ/FT- Additional wc - Wooden flooring - Spacious terrace - 24-hour concierge - Residents benefit from extensive leisure facilities A spacious, two bed, two bath, duplex apartment. The property features a bright and spacious open plan living/dining room with floor to ceiling windows leading out to the large terrace and a modern fitted & integrated kitchen. Two spacious bedrooms, master bedroom upstairs with en suite bathroom and 2nd bedroom downstairs with en suite shower room, plus an additional downstairs WC.A spacious, two bed, two bathroom, duplex apartment. The property features a bright and spacious open plan living/dining room with floor to ceiling windows leading out to the large terrace and a modern fitted & integrated kitchen. Two spacious bedrooms, master bedroom upstairs with en-suite bathroom and second bedroom downstairs with en-suite shower room, plus an additional downstairs WC.Residents benefit from a 24-hour concierge service and on-site gymnasium. There are several amenities located nearby including restaurants, bars and the Canary Wharf Shopping Centre. Baltimore Wharf is located 2mins walk from Crossharbour DLR stop and within walking distance of Canary Wharf’s Underground station for DLR and Jubilee line services. Canary Wharf is soon to be one of the homes of Elizabeth Line services.Deposit: Equivalent to 5 weeks’ rentCouncil: Tower Hamlets, Tax Band FClient Money Protection (CMP) provided by: UKALAThe Property Ombudsman Scheme, Membership No: T02100Tenancy InformationFees and Charges for Tenants from 1 June 2019.The following is a detailed list of Fees and Charges that may be incurred during and after an Assured Shorthold Tenancy (AST) arranged by Chase Evans. Pre-tenancy fees Holding Deposit: One week’s rent per tenancy. This is to reserve a property.Security Deposit for an AST:Rent under £per year - five weeks’ rent per tenancyRent of £or over per year - six weeks’ rent per tenancyThis covers damages or defaults on the part of the tenancy during the tenancy. Fees during the tenancy Changes to a tenancy: £50.00 inc VATIf the Tenant requests a change to a Tenancy Agreement after the Tenancy has commenced and the Landlord is in agreement, the Tenant will be liable for the cost.If additional costs are incurred in securing permissions for such a change with a third party, these costs will be passed to the Tenant.Key replacementIf keys, fobs, or other security devices are lost or damaged by the Tenant and Chase Evans has to replace them, the Tenant will be liable for the reasonable costs of their replacement.Late Payment3% each dayInterest will be charged at 3% over the Bank of England’s base rate if a rent payment is more than 14 days overdue for each day that the payment remains outstanding.Contractual DamagesIn the event that the Landlord incurs costs due to the Tenant’s breach of contract or failure to fulfil the obligations contained in the contract, the Tenant will be liable for these costs. Post-tenancy fees Early termination of your tenancy before the end of the term (prior to the break clause contained in the Tenancy Agreement), you will remain liable for rent till the end of the fixed term or notice period or until a suitable replacement tenant is found.The Tenant will also be liable for any losses incurred by the Landlord which may include costs for:£48.00 inc VAT per tenant or guarantor – referencing feeFrom £.144.00 inc VAT – check-in/out fee£120.00 inc VAT – tenancy agreement fee£72.00 inc VAT – deposit registration feeMarketing and advertising(Charges correct as of August 2023, subject to change without notice)Client Money Protection (CMP) provided by: UKALAThe Property Ombudsman Scheme, Membership No: T02100Property descriptions and related information displayed on this page are marketing materials provided by Chase Evans - Pan Peninsula. Rentberry does not warrant or accept any responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of the property descriptions or related information provided here and they do not constitute property particulars. Please