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2 Bed Apartment
CURRENTLY UNAVAILABLEContains 2 private rooms, a shared kitchen & a living area.
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Booking Period
4 Weekly Stay
02 Aug 2025 - 30 Aug 2025
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£350 / Month
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Payment info & policies
Deposit: Varies from property to property.
Guarantor: If a student does not have a UK guarantor, they will be required to pay rent in advance for the term of the tenancy.
Mode of Payment: Credit/Debit Card or online payment.
The holding deposit is non-refundable & the rest of the deposit is refundable pre-tenancy agreement starts. During the tenancy, if student pulls out, they need to find a replacement tenant.
This property needs a International GuarantorA guarantor is a person/entity who agrees to cover the student's rent or related charges if the student fails to meet their payment obligations during the stay.
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Yes, you will need a guarantor. A guarantor is someone who agrees to pay your rent. For example, a parent or close relative. If you don't pay your landlord what you owe them, they can demand your guarantor to pay on your behalf. Please read your tenancy agreement or your separate guarantor agreements, which sets out the guarantor's legal obligations.
Typically, a deposit is one month’s rent. Or, 3-5 weeks.
Landlords should be able to provide a rough idea of how much bills will be for the property. All-inclusive bills for properties is usually easier but more expensive than sorting them out yourself as there is a mark up or you pay a management fee.
Yes, a licence is required to watch any programmes (even if you’re not watching on a TV).
