3 rooms apartment of 134m² in London

Property features Entrance hall Reception / dining room KITCHEN 3 bedrooms 2 shower rooms (1 EN-SUITE)PORTERLIFT C. tax band g HEATING & Hot water included in rent A bright, newly refrubished and contemporary three bedroom apartment quietly situated on the fourth floor of a well maintained, portered block. The property benefits from an exceptionally spacious dual-aspect reception/dining room, fully-fitten kitchen with Bosch appliances, generous master bedroom with an en-suite shower room, two additional bedrooms and a separate contemporary family shower room. Further benefits include wood floors, porter and lift. Heating and hot water included in the rent .Serlby Court is conveniently located for the shopping, restaurants and transport facilities of both Kensington High Street and Holland Park Avenue and is just a short walk to the open spaces of Holland Park.Tenancy Information Lettings cost and charges to tenant/s For all Assured Shorthold tenancies (AST)- Tenancies of student accommodation and licences to occupy housing in the private rented sector in England;When renting a property, you will need to take into consideration the lettings cost and charges when you make an offer.Holding Deposit: You will be required to pay a holding deposit equivalent to one week’s rent in order to take the property off the market. The week’s deposit could be taken as part of your first month’s rent or used as part of your Deposit (to be mutely agreed). Please note further below, important information on Holding Deposit. Security Deposit: This is usually the equivalent of 5 weeks (if your annual rent is less than £50,000 per annum) or 6 weeks rent (if your rent is equal to or greater than £50,000 per annum), payable prior to the commencement of your tenancy to cover the added risk of property damage that is beyond fair wear and tear. This deposit will be protected in a Government-authorised scheme and may be returned at the end of the tenancy. Advance Rent: Rent is usually payable in advance for each tenancy. You will therefore need to pay the first month rent prior to the commencement of your tenancy.Other fees and Charges to consider: Wedgewood Estates do not charge any Application fees, Tenancy set up costs, Referencing of tenants, Contract negotiation, Inventory or tenancy renewal fees. Tenants may be charged for the following;Payments in the event of a default at an interest rate of 3% per annum above the Bank of England base rate,Payment of £48 including VAT on variation, assignment or novation of a tenancy (this is for managed properties and/or where we collect rent). Payments in respect of Council Tax, Payments for own utilities (electricity, gas or other fuel, water or sewage),Payments for a television licence, Communication services (telephone other than a mobile telephone; the internet; cable television, satellite television),Payment of £48 Including VAT for not keeping to a pre booked and mutually agreed appointment made by the Landlord or his agent for the Inventory Check-Out at the end of the Tenancy, unless it is agreed that you will not attend. Holding deposit Holding Deposit / Good Faith Deposit will be equivalent to one week’s rent.You may lose your holding deposit if; You provide false or misleading information;You fail a Right to Rent check;You withdraw your offer for the property (unless the landlord has acted in such a way that the tenant couldn’t reasonably be expected to wish to proceed with the tenancy); orYou fail to take all reasonable steps to enter into a tenancy agreement within an agreed date. If the Landlord or we (as the Landlord’s managing agent, where applicable) decide not to continue with your new tenancy subject to contract and subject to referencing, we will let you know the reason why, in writing, within 7 days of either deciding not to go ahead or the deadline for agreement, whichever is soonest.Should you have any question, please do not hesitate to