Sylvester Properties are delighted to welcome to the rental market this two bedroom semi-detached bungalow on Langley Avenue within the village of Burnhope. Properties like this do not come up often, so be sure to book your viewing today.
The layout of the bungalow comprises of; a generously sized lounge, open plan kitchen with separate dining space as well as two double bedrooms, a walk in wet room and sizeable conservatory to the rear. Externally, this home is a green fingered paradise with both a front garden and expansive rear garden. A detached garage and driveway providing off road parking are provided for added convenience.
COSTS
• Monthly Rent: £800PCM
• Security Deposit: £800
• Holding Deposit: £184.61
• Council Tax Band: A
REFERENCING AND CREDIT CHECKS
A holding deposit equivalent to one week’s rent is required at the start of the application process. For successful applicants, this holding deposit will be deducted from the first month’s rent or the security deposit, subject to agreement with the payee.
In accordance with the Tenant Fees Act 2019, the holding deposit may become non-refundable if you fail the referencing or credit checks, provide false or misleading information, or do not disclose a County Court Judgment (CCJ) or Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA) on your application form or that of a nominated guarantor. Please note that up to 15 days may be required to complete all checks. If you have any concerns regarding the referencing process, you should contact a member of our team before making payment.
AFFORDABILITY REQUIREMENTS
Tenant Income
To pass the affordability assessment, the combined minimum annual income must equal at least 2.5 times the annual rent.
Example: £675 PCM × 12 = £8,100 per year × 2.5 = £20,250 minimum income.
This income may be combined between applicants in a joint tenancy.
Guarantor Income
A homeowner guarantor must have a minimum annual income of at least 3 times the annual rent.
Example: £675 PCM × 12 = £8,100 per year × 3 = £24,300 minimum income.
Alternatively, a guarantor may qualify by holding savings or pension funds equal to or greater than this amount.
Tenants must insure their own belongings.
Tenants are usually responsible for all utility bills and Council Tax.
