This is a bright, one bedroom apartment in the hugely popular area of Clapton E5, within easy distance of the main high street, local amenities, the river taxi and transport links. A lovely fitted kitchen and large living space adds to its attractions. Please also see Q&As below.

Secure phone entry off street leads into a communal hallway where the apartment has its own front door. From here the accommodation is:

Hallway with cupboard, and door off to:

·       Reception/living room approx 4.7m x 2.4m: With power points, large double glazed window and electric heating. From here door through to:

·       Kitchen approx 2.3m x 1.7 floor space: Fully fitted with power points, vinyl flooring, and double glazed window.

Also from hallway doors off to:

·       Double bedroom approx 4.7m x 2.4m : with large double glazed picture window and electric heating.

·       Bathroom approx 1.62m x 1.15m floor space, plus bath: Fully fitted and tiled

Note: please note that the photos might not show exact decor

Facilities:

·       The apartment is on a private estate.

·       Also included in the rent is access to the communal gardens.

·       The site is close to the amenities of Hackney and Clapton, and within easy reach of the Olympic Village, Westgate and the City

Q&As:

Q: Does the landlord accept those on benefits? A: Yes.

Q: Does the landlord accept pets? A: Yes.  The landlord does ask that tenants take care of any "doggy damage" or "catty chaos".

Q: Does the landlord ask for pet insurance for pets? A: Yes.

Q: What floor is the flat on? A: The flat is on the first floor.

Q: Are the photos up to date? A: They give a good idea of the flat but updated photos will be uploaded in due course. Please note that appliances and loose goods are not included in the letting.

Q: When are the rent and deposit paid? A: The rent is payable monthly in advance, and the security deposit at the start of the tenancy.

Q: What is the EPC rating? A: The current EPC shows a rating of C.

Q: Can evening viewings be arranged? A: Sometimes, but it is often the case that evening viewings means that people miss out because someone viewing earlier in the day takes the flat on.

Q: How many occupiers does the landlord allow? A: Generally, the flat would suit one or two occupiers who share a bedroom.

If you have any other questions just ask!