House Of Multiple Occupation, 16 Hospital Way, Lewisham, SE13

This well-presented House of Multiple Occupation offers a selection of rooms with private en-suite bathrooms, available from 7th July 2026. Perfect for professionals or students seeking comfortable shared accommodation, the property boasts a modern shared kitchen equipped with essential appliances and generous storage. Each room benefits from ample natural light, creating a bright and welcoming atmosphere throughout.

All bills are conveniently included in the rent (covering WiFi, council tax, electricity and gas), ensuring a hassle-free living experience. The en-suite bathrooms provide added privacy and comfort, while the communal spaces are maintained to a high standard. Located within easy reach of local amenities and transport links, this property combines convenience with quality living. Early viewing is highly recommended to secure your preferred room in this sought-after shared home.

Tenant Information –

• 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