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Jacobean House, Derby
À propos de la résidence /le logement
Located at 35 the Wardwick, Derby DE1 1HA, UK, Jacobean House Derby stands out as a prime student accommodation in Derby. This historical building has been meticulously transformed to offer a range of modern living student rooms tailored for a comfortable student lifestyle. Jacobean House Derby proximity to prominent institutions makes it a preferred choice among students. It is within easy reach of the University of Derby - Britannia Mill, University of Derby, Derby College, as well as a short drive to the University of Nottingham (Sutton Bonington Campus) enhancing its appeal to students from different academic fields.
Derby, a vibrant city in Derbyshire, England, is renowned for its rich industrial heritage and cultural landmarks. The city is home to the Derby Cathedral, boasting the second-highest perpendicular church tower in England. Derby's Silk Mill, part of the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site, highlights its significance in the industrial revolution. The scenic Darley Park offers serene green spaces for relaxation and events. Visitors can explore the Derby Museum and Art Gallery, which houses a notable collection of Joseph Wright's paintings.
Choosing Jacobean House Derby not only provides students with comfortable and convenient accommodation but also places them in a city known for its cultural heritage and vibrant student community. Derby has a rich industrial history and houses several universities, contributing to a sizeable student population that adds to the city's dynamic atmosphere. With the accommodation provided by uni-2, students at Jacobean House Derby have access to facilities like a Games Area and Terrace, ensuring a balance between studies and leisure. These amenities, combined with the city's allure and educational assets, make Jacobean House Derby the perfect Derby Student Accommodation.
Features
Residents of Jacobean House Derby have access to a variety of room types, including spacious Large Rooms and Double Rooms. Each room type is fully furnished, providing a comfortable living space with a small double bed, desk and chair and wardrobe for students to study, relax and socialise.
This student Houses in Derby accommodation is a city centre flat that enhances the student experience with a range of common amenities. An entertaining games area, including a pool table, allows residents to unwind and connect with peers. The on-site roof terrace is perfect for those who wish to enjoy some fresh air or seek a quiet outdoor space to catch up on readings and assignments. The bill for water, electricity and heating is included in the bill. Jacobean House Derby student accommodation is not just a place to stay; it's a place to live your best student life.
Location and What's Hot?
This student accommodation in Derby offers the perfect base for students to immerse themselves in Derby's bustling life. The city's academic landscape is easily accessible from this student accommodation in Derby, with esteemed institutions such as The University of Derby and Derby College right at your doorstep. Furthermore, Nottingham Trent University, Loughborough University, and multiple others are conveniently connected, making Jacobean House Derby a prime location for students across various disciplines.
You'll find a wealth of dining options to satiate any craving, with local favourites like The Wonky Table, Lisa Jean at Bennetts, and Revolution Derby offering cosy vibes and delicious menus. If you're after a quick coffee or brunch with friends, BEAR and The Flower Pot are perfect hangouts for casual meet-ups.
When it comes to shopping for essentials or a bit of retail therapy, the Intu Derby shopping centre is a hub of activity with a host of brands and stores. For nights out, you won't have to venture far either, with vibrant nightlife options like Mosh and The Distillery Derby promising memorable evenings. Health and wellness are well catered for, with several hospitals, including London Road Community Hospital, within reach. Meanwhile, nature lovers can relax and study in the serene ambience of the beautiful Derby Arboretum or embark on a tranquil stroll through Markeaton Park. Those inclined towards cultural experiences will relish visits to the historic Derby Cathedral or catching performances at the nearby Derby Theatre. In essence, the Jacobean House Derby not only promises a comfortable living experience but is also a gateway to the best that Derby has to offer.
Commute
Living at Jacobean House Derby means you’ll have the city at your doorstep, thanks to the array of public transport options readily available. For students who value convenience, you can hop on a bus at the nearby Derby Bus Station, including Wardwick (Stop B9) and The Strand (Stop B14) located within a breezy walk from your accommodation. The main Derby Railway Station and Victoria Street is also in the vicinity, making travels to surrounding cities and regions a smooth experience. Jacobean House Derby student accommodation offers not just a room but a convenient launchpad for all your travel itineraries in the city.
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Payment and Fees
The property accepts: 1. Payment in full. 2. Payment in instalments: 4 instalments (only for those students having a valid UK based guarantor).
Bank Transfers.
1. The property needs a valid UK based guarantor if you wish to pay in instalments. 2. International guarantors are not acceptable to the property. 3. If the student does not have a UK based guarantor, they have the option to use a guarantee service like Housing Hand.
1. You need to pay a deposit of £350 to book a room with the property. 2. This is refundable at the end of the tenancy period, less any deductions and pending charges.
Questions fréquemment posées
There are clauses in your contract I do not agree with, will you change them?
Their contracts must stay uniform across the portfolio. Their contracts have been written by their solicitors and fully comply with all legislation; they cannot change any clauses in their contracts.
Why do I have to pay a deposit and what is it for?
It is important to note that the tenant cannot choose what their deposit goes to and that you realise that rent and deposits are two separate entities. If you have damaged the property and/or have rent arrears and the deposit does not cover the costs, the landlord reserves the right to take you to court.All of their properties will require a security deposit to be paid before they will allow you to sign a contract. This is a refundable sum of money taken at the start of your tenancy and they will protect it with a government-backed scheme called ‘My Deposits’. The deposit is normally used at the end of your tenancy for any tenant negligence or rent arrears outstanding on the tenancy, but below is a more detailed list of what it can be used towards.Any damage that exceeds the normal limits of wear and tear Cleaning Lost keys and/or replacing locks Any waste or belongings left in the property Rent arrears.
What does this mean for a tenant?
Rent – The tenants are all responsible equally for the rent, while you will be asked on each instalment to pay your share, if rent arrears occur, the landlord reserves the right to ask for any outstanding rent from the tenancy as a whole, irrespective of who has and has not paid. Damage – You are jointly responsible for taking care of the property including communal areas. Deposits – When you sign up with them, you will each be asked to pay a share of the total deposit for the tenancy, however, the deposit much like the tenancy is still considered as one. This means at the end of your tenancy, any damages to the house, irrespective of whose room the damage is in, or who cause the damage, will be deducted as a one charge to all relevant tenants. Leaving a tenancy – It’s a good idea to discuss your plans with the other tenants if you want to leave your tenancy throughout the academic year, as your tenancy is joint and several, the remaining tenants will need to agree that they are happy for someone to take over your current tenancy. It’s all down to communication, as the remaining tenants do reserve the right to say no if they are not happy with the replacement tenant you have found.
What does this means for a guarantor?
In joint tenancies, the guarantee agreement will cover the whole rent and/or other liabilities under the tenancy. This means that if the tenant you are guaranteeing is in rent arrears, PMG rent and the landlord reserve the right to come to you as the guarantor. It also means that under the joint and several AST, they also reserve the right to come to you for any of the tenancies rent arrears. However, for any of their joint tenancies, all tenants on the AST will have a guarantor in place. Any tenant that does not will be asked to pay their rent in full before the tenants take possession of the property.
What is joint and several about their their tenancy agreements?
Most of their tenancy agreements are on a joint and severally liable basis. This is where all the tenants sign the same tenancy agreement and have equal responsibility for the tenancy. Under joint and several tenancies, all the tenants are treated together as ‘the tenant’. They will not offer their contracts on any other basis unless already stated and they will not be able to amend or change their ASTs.
Assured shorthold tenancy agreement (AST)?
As they are a student only letting agent, all their contracts are fixed term ASTs. Put simply, this is an agreement between a tenant and a landlord for living in a rented property. The agreement exists to protect both the tenant and the landlord, as it arranges for a tenant to live in the property for a fixed length of time, after which time the landlord can either claim back possession of their property, renew the tenancy, or allow it to become a periodic tenancy.
