2 rooms flat of 242 m² in London

Property featuresInterior Designed | Private BalconyOn-site Gym | Cinema Media Room | Board RoomUnderground Secure Parking | Bike Storage | Pet Friendly24-Hour Concierge Service | On-Site Building Manager | CCTV24-Hour Emergency Helpline | Lift ServiceFlexible Rental Terms | Available Furnished & UnfurnishedStudent Property: £515PPPWLocated in an elegant Manhattan loft-style development, this two-bedroom, two- bathroom interior designed contemporary apartment offers far-reaching views from private balconies and luxurious amenities. It is situated in the heart of Nine Elms, London’s newest and existing riverside district. Thornes House is close to the American Embassy and Battersea Power Station, yet you can be in central London in minutes.The apartment comprises a spacious reception room complete with Samsung Smart TVs with Bose sound bars alongside a private winter garden creating a further living area. The reception room is open plan with a fully fitted kitchen featuring integrated AEG appliances with floor to ceiling windows providing far reaching views across London. The apartment offers two double-bedrooms, two-bathrooms, one of which is an en-suite bathroom from the master bedroom. The apartment also benefits from ample storage...Tenancy InformationTenancy FeesHolding Deposit: 1-week rentPayment of the holding deposit ensures that the above accommodation will not be offered to any other applicant by this company unless the tenancy fails to start at the planned commencement date (if applicable). However, payment of holding deposit does not guarantee tenancy agreement as this is at the discretion of the Landlord. This deposit can be partly/fully retained in the event that you withdraw or otherwise fail to take up the tenancy by or on the date previously agreed, or if you fail to provide required references within 7 working days / provide fraudulent documentation. If the landlord declines your offer or changes his mind on your tenancy and your referencing was acceptable, you will receive your full deposit back.The holding deposit money goes towards your total cost of moving into the property and is not an addition fee to your rent and deposit required.Tenancy Deposit: 5 WeeksWe take 5 weeks deposit and protect it with My Deposit. If a landlord is protecting your deposit, they would use either Deposit Protection Service or My Deposits, but this information will be provided in your contract and deposit certificate given at the start of your tenancy.First Month’s Rent: 1 Month Advance (depending on start start)We set rents to be received on the 1st of the Month, but if you move into a property between 1st-14th you would be charged rent from the day you move into the end of the month. If you move in between the 15th-31st you would need the pay for the remaining days of the month plus the full coming month so your next rent payment would fall on the 1st of the month.Default FeesLate Rent Fee: 3% interest above the Bank of England rateThe late fee is applied to your account if the rent is received 14 days late. For this example, we are assuming that the Bank of England’s (BoE) base rate is 3%. As any interest charged must not exceed the BoE’s base rate +3%, the total interest that could be charged would be: (BoE base rate at 3%) +3% = 6%. If a tenant owed the landlord or agent £500: 1. the annual interest would be £80 (500 x 0.06 = 30) 2. you’d divide £30 by 365 to get the daily interest: about 8p a day (30 / 365 = 0.08) 3. after 30 days this would be £2.40 (30 x 0.08 = 2.4).Call out charge for being locked out or loss of keys: £15 per hour + charge of key or security deviceIf a tenant has locked themselves out from the property and require us to provide access outside of normal working hours (9am-6.30pm), this fee will