1 Bedroom Flat, Deptford High Street, London, SE8

Step into this bright and well-presented one-bedroom flat, thoughtfully arranged for comfortable city living. The kitchen comes equipped with practical fitted units, integrated appliances—including an oven, gas hob, and washing machine—and features a mix of wooden and laminate flooring for easy upkeep.

Large windows throughout the flat allow plenty of natural light into the living and bedroom areas, creating a warm and inviting feel. The reception room offers a flexible layout, finished with neutral decor, soft carpeting, and simple lighting—making it a great space to unwind or host guests.

The bathroom is clean and functional, with tiled walls and a bath fitted with an overhead shower. Located above a commercial unit in a central spot, the property offers easy access to local shops, transport, and other everyday amenities, making it a convenient choice for city life.

Tenant Information – Assured Shorthold Tenancies (ASTs)

• Holding Deposit: One week’s rent. This reserves the property. (Note: This deposit is non-refundable if you withdraw, fail a Right-to-Rent check, provide misleading information, or do not sign the tenancy agreement within 15 days unless otherwise agreed.)

• Security Deposit:

  • Rent under £50,000/year: Five weeks’ rent

  • Rent £50,000 or over/year: Six weeks’ rent
    (Covers damages or defaults during tenancy.)

• Unpaid Rent: Interest charged at 3% above Bank of England base rate after 14 days overdue.

• Lost Keys or Security Devices: Tenants are responsible for replacement costs. Additional charges of £15/hour (incl. VAT) apply if extra time is required.

• Contract Variations: £50 (incl. VAT) per agreed change.

• Change of Sharer: £50 (incl. VAT) per replacement tenant or higher if reasonable costs are incurred.

• Early Termination: Tenants are liable for landlord's re-letting costs and rent until the start date of a new tenancy. Costs will not exceed the total remaining rent on the contract.

Client Money Protection (CMP): ARLA Propertymark
Redress Scheme: The Property Ombudsman