*Available now. Price inclusive of Wifi internet.*
Situated on the ground floor of the block, this stylish apartment offers accessible and comfortable living space, and an ideal base for exploring Swanseaâs Marina and further afield. The property briefly comprises an entrance hallway, living room with access to a sit-out balcony with Marina views over the boat moorings, perfect for watching the world go by. Main bedroom has a king-size bed, storage space including wardrobe and chest of drawers and Marina views. The second bedroom can be set up with a king size bed or twin beds, depending on your preference. Laminate flooring throughout the bedroom and living room gives a clean and modern feel to this apartment. The galley kitchen has tiled flooring, wall and base units including double oven, built-in microwave and induction hob, as well as a full-size fridge / freezer. There is a hardwood breakfast bar with seating for up to 4 people. The bathroom also has tiled flooring and a white 3-piece suite, including bath with overhead shower. Fully equipped or items can be removed if preferred. Gas central heating. Allocated parking space. Please refer to Ofcom checker for mobile signal and coverage. Virtual viewing video available.
Security Deposit: £1,650 (£2,200 for student lets) Term: 6 Months (plus) Council Tax Band: E EPC Rating: C Requested Holding Deposit: £25285:T59c,
*Available now. Price inclusive of Wifi internet.*
Situated on the ground floor of the block, this stylish apartment offers accessible and comfortable living space, and an ideal base for exploring Swanseaâs Marina and further afield. The property briefly comprises an entrance hallway, living room with access to a sit-out balcony with Marina views over the boat moorings, perfect for watching the world go by. Main bedroom has a king-size bed, storage space including wardrobe and chest of drawers and Marina views. The second bedroom can be set up with a king size bed or twin beds, depending on your preference. Laminate flooring throughout the bedroom and living room gives a clean and modern feel to this apartment. The galley kitchen has tiled flooring, wall and base units including double oven, built-in microwave and induction hob, as well as a full-size fridge / freezer. There is a hardwood breakfast bar with seating for up to 4 people. The bathroom also has tiled flooring and a white 3-piece suite, including bath with overhead shower. Fully equipped or items can be removed if preferred. Gas central heating. Allocated parking space. Please refer to Ofcom checker for mobile signal and coverage. Virtual viewing video available.
Security Deposit: £1,650 (£2,200 for student lets) Term: 6 Months (plus) Council Tax Band: E EPC Rating: C Requested Holding Deposit: £252
86:T1549,Tenancy Information: What permitted payments can I expect to pay if I rent a property with Bay Estate & Letting Agents? When you have agreed on the property of your choice, Bay Estate & Letting Agents will provide you with a Tenancy Application Form. This helps explain not only the next stages of your application but any permitted payments which are due before you sign your Tenancy Agreement and any which may become payable during and after the tenancy. This will also include confirmation of the agreed rent and the deposit. Below is a list of our current permitted payments. At any time you are interested in a property, please ask a member of staff for a full breakdown of permitted payments that may be payable before, during and after a tenancy. Holding Deposit (per tenancy) - One week's rent. This is to reserve a property. This will be withheld if any relevant person (including any guarantor(s)) withdraws from the tenancy, provide materially significant false or misleading information, or fail to sign their tenancy agreement (and / or Deed of Guarantee) within 15 calendar days (or other Deadline for Agreement as mutually agreed in writing). Once the tenancy is agreed, the holding deposit will be put towards the first monthâs rent. Security Deposit (per tenancy) - One and a half month's rent (Two months' rent for Students). This covers damages or defaults on the part of the tenant during the tenancy. Unpaid Rent: If the Tenant/Contract-Holder(s) does not pay the rent due to the Landlord under the agreement within 7 days of the due date, interest will be applied at 3% above the Bank of England Base Rate from the Rent Due Date until paid. Lost Key(s) or other Security Device(s): Where, due to the Tenant/Contract-Holder(s) breach of contract, a lock to the Premises must be changed, added or removed, or a key, or other security device which secures access to the Premises must be replaced, the Contract-Holder shall pay to the Landlord the material costs and, if applicable, Contractor costs of remedying the same. The Landlord shall provide an invoice or a receipt as evidence of loss. Out of hours Call-Outs: The Tenant/Contract-Holder shall cover any losses suffered by the Landlord, as evidenced by invoice or receipt, as a result of the contract-holder arranging an emergency, out of hours contractor call-out where the work was not an emergency, or the works were required as a result of the contract-holderâs actions. Where the Tenant/Contract-Holder(s) has locked themselves out and requests that the Agent is called out to the Property outside of office hours, the Tenant/Contract-Holder shall cover any losses suffered by the Landlord, as evidenced by invoice or receipt. Agent availability is not guaranteed and if a replacement key cannot be found, the contract-holder may need to engage a locksmith. Default Payments: If the contract-holder breaches any of the requirements of the agreement, they may be liable to pay the Landlord for any losses incurred as a result of: A failure by the contract-holder to make a payment by the due date to the Landlord or, a breach by the contract-holder of a term of the contract, both subject to any statutorily prescribed limit. The losses the Landlord may claim may include, damages, costs, charges, and expenses incurred as a result of the breach, that the Landlord was unable to mitigate, to put the Landlord back in the same position as if the contract-holder had not breached the agreement. Missed Appointments: Losses, as evidenced by invoice or receipt, suffered by the Landlord if the contract-holder fails to attend appointments agreed by the contract-holder and arranged by the Agent or Landlord for contractors or others to attend or to carry out work at the Property. Rent Payments Not by Standing Order: The Tenant/Contract Holder shall indemnify the Landlord for any loss incurred by the Landlord or their Agent resulting from the dishonouring of any cheque issued by the Contract-Holder or by a third party on the Contract-Holderâs behalf or for any loss arising from the cancellation or non-completion of a standing order payment by the Contract-Holder or the Contract-Holderâs bankers. Early Termination (Tenant's Request): Early Termination of a contract will be considered by the Agent/Landlord and negotiations on any cost will be determined on the individual circumstances. However, it should be noted that there is no guarantee that the landlord will agree to the proposed early termination and where no such agreement is made, the Tenant/Contract-Holder will remain liable for the total sums as required in the occupation contract. The landlord is fully within their rights to expect to be paid for the entirety of the tenancy. Replacement Statement: Where the contract-holder requests a replacement written statement the legislation allows for this to be charged for. A charge cannot be made for the original statement, only where a duplicate is requested. Damage to the property: The contract-holder will be liable for any losses, as evidenced by invoice or receipt, from damage to the Property caused by the activity, or failure to act, by the contract-holder, and other occupiers, or their guests. Company Let Application Fee - £360 (inc. VAT). Non-refundable and payable to secure a property and commence with the application process. Client Money Protection is provided by Propertymark. Redress through The Property Ombudsman