1 room apartment of 81m² in London

The property is presented in good condition throughout comprising a large living room, recessed galley kitchen, study/dressing area, en-suite bathroom and guest WC. It is hard to find a better example of layout for a one bedroom property. It also has comes with the added benefit of your own private balcony and access to the award winning Crescent Gardens.Warrington Crescent is located in prime Little Venice. Moments from the cafes and restaurants of both Formosa Street and Clifton Road. Warwick Avenue underground station (Bakerloo line) and Paddington Station with its international rail links are both within a short walk. Crescent gardens which the property has access to is a secure private residents garden with bi-annual garden parties in both the summer and on Guy Fawkes night.Council Tax Band : F Authority: WestminsterTenancy InformationThe asking rent does not include charges that may be payable before and/or during the duration of the tenancy, therefore you may be required to make one or more of the following permitted payments:A refundable holding deposit (up to 1 week’s rent)A refundable tenancy deposit (up to 5 weeks’ rent (or 6 weeks’ rent if the annual rent is £50,000 or more))A payment to alter the tenancy agreement, when requested by the tenant (up to £50 inc VAT, or reasonable costs incurred if higher)Payments associated with early termination of the tenancy when requested by the tenantInterest, at a rate of up to 3% above the Bank of England’s base rate, for late payment of rent (which is more than 14 days overdue)A default fee for the replacement of a lost key or security devicePayments to service providers in respect of utilities, communication services, TV licence and council taxOther payments, permitted under appropriate legislation, including damages.A letting or property management agent in England must also be a member of a property redress scheme and a member of a client money protection scheme. For further information, or a copy of their membership certificates, please