Ensuite room in victorian house

Make this large double room at the top of the house your home, comes with its own ensuite and breakfast area complete with fridge and kettle.

This room would suit a single person wanting a good sized room as part of a 6 bedroom house share or a couple extra £150/month for second person near Taunton railway station and walking distance to town centre.

The property has shared kitchen/diner with TV where you can socialise with the other house mates after a hard day's work.

On street parking outside the property.

Gas central heating and all utilities included in the monthly rent (except TV licence required for individual room), along with washing machine,, unlimited super fast broadband and fortnightly cleaner for communal areas.

Although we accept smokers as tenants, there is no smoking in the house.

The property is licensed with Somerset council and has relevant fire alarm system etc.

Top Notch Homes SW Ltd are local, responsive landlords providing quality homes for professionals in the South West. We are fully insured, members of the National Landlord Association, registered with the PRS and the ICO.

Please contact us for further information, or to arrange a viewing.

HOLDING DEPOSIT

After your viewing, if you are interested in our room, we will ask for a holding deposit equivalent to one week's rent. This will secure the room while we reference you. The holding deposit is not a cost and can be deducted from your first rent payment when your referencing is complete.

FEES

No admin fees as per tenant fee ban.

Under the ‘Tenant Fees Act’ the following fees can be charged to the tenant, where applicable:

· Holding deposit (capped at one week’s rent and subject to a number of provisions.)

· Rent

· Security deposits (limited to five week’s rent)

· £50 (or higher if reasonable costs are incurred) to change the tenancy if requested by the tenant.

· Payments for early termination of the tenancy, where the early termination is requested by the tenant (usually the loss in rent resulting from a tenant’s decision to leave and/or the costs of re-advertising, referencing, or reasonable costs to an agent (such as referencing and marketing costs). A tenant must pay rent as required under their tenancy agreement until a suitable replacement tenant is found. A tenant can be held liable for rent until their fixed-term agreement has ended or, in the case of a statutory periodic tenancy, they have given the notice required under their tenancy agreement. However, the landlord will not charge more than the rent they would have received before the end of the tenancy and/or will not benefit from two rent payments on the same room at any one time.

· Utilities, broadband, TV, phone and Council Tax (Non applicable unless a whole house electrical and gas bill totals above £400 per month, when the additional amount will be required of the collective tenants.)

· Replacement of lost keys (at cost)

· Interest on late rent payments (once those payments are at least 14 days late)

Where a tenant breaches their agreement and damage is caused as a result, the landlord can still be compensated via deductions from the deposit or court action.

The tenant is also liable for damages during the tenancy.

The Landlord reserves the right to increase the rent at any point after the initial six months of the contract. Notice of a rent increase will be provided at least a month in advance and will be communicated in writing e. g. by email to the tenant.