Rent 5 bedroom house in London

Property featuresSublime Five Bedroom HouseElegant ThroughoutAmazing LocationTop SpecificationBright & AirySuitable For Sharers Or FamiliesUtterly sublime five bedroom family home with elegant fixtures and features, offering the perfect blend of period detail and contemporary decor.Comprising a large, wide entrance hall, two large double receptions, with built in shelves, original fireplaces and fantastic high ceilings. The kitchen has been carefully designed to a stunning standard, from wood flooring to bespoke kitchen units and worktops. The first floor comprises three large double bedrooms and a large family bathroom. All finished to an impeccable standard, and there are an additional two bedrooms in the second floor.Walk to Nunhead mainline station (Zone 2) in less than 8 minutes for trains to Blackfriars (St Pancras during the week) and Victoria. In the other direction the P12 will take you to Peckham Rye or Honor Oak Park Station for trains to London Bridge and Canary Wharf (via Canada Water) too. Brockley and Queen's Road Peckham stations on the TFL Overground line are each easily reached on foot. The recently refurbished and family friendly pubs of The Waverley and community pub The Ivy House are tantalisingly close, and you'll find local shops, eateries and pubs on Nunhead Lane. A little further afield is Peckham Rye park, and the shops, restaurants, and pubs of East Dulwich. Whilst Peckham is awash with eateries, funky bars and artistic endeavours.Council Tax Band: Not yet availableTenancy InformationNew Assured Shorthold Tenancy (AST)The following charges are payable or potentially payable by a tenant:Holding deposit - A maximum of one week's rentSecurity deposit - Five weeks rent, rising to six weeks rent when the annual rent is in excess of £50,000Rent and Utility bills - Payable as outlined in the Tenancy Agreement Unpaid rent - Interest at 3% above the Bank of England base rate, as outlined in the Tenancy AgreementLost Keys - Tenants are liable for the cost of replacing any lost keys or security device, including a change of lock or replacement of device if requiredAmendments of Tenancy Agreement at Tenant's Request - A minimum of £50 per change which could increase depending on the level of work required to carry out the amendmentEarly Surrender of the AST at Tenant's Request - Should a tenant need to surrender the tenancy early and the Landlord agrees to re-let the property, the liability for the payment of rent will end once a new tenant is found and takes up occupation. However, the tenant will still need to cover the Landlord's costs in surrendering the tenancy and re-letting the propertyNon ASTFor any individual tenant not renting a property under an Assured Shorthold Tenancy the following charges are also payable:Tenancy Administration charge - £180 per tenancyReference charge - £60 per tenant or guarantorCheck-in charge - £144 per tenancyRenewal charge - £144 per renewalIf a tenant decides to rent a property through us in the name of a business or company the tenancy administration and reference charge will be £480 for a new tenancy and £240 for every renewal.All prices are inclusive of VAT.As a member of The Property Ombudsman (TPO) for sales and lettings we subscribe to TPO's Codes of Practice. This Government approved independent redress scheme gives consumers additional protection beyond that required by law. Our clients have peace of mind that there is free and fair redress available in the unlikely event of an unresolved dispute involving our agency.As regulated members of ARLA and RICS this means that any monies we hold is insured. This gives our clients peace of mind and financial protection that their money will always be safe in our hands under the RICS Client Money Protection Scheme.Property descriptions and related information displayed on this page are marketing materials provided by Dexters - Nunhead. 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