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17 De Montfort Street, Leicester
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About the Property
Are you on the lookout for your ideal student accommodation in Leicester? Explore 17 De Montfort Street, LE1, a top choice for students looking for a comfortable and convenient place to call home. This property offers a range of modern studio options, catering to various preferences and budgets. It provides easy access for students studying at the University of Leicester, a 4-minute drive away. There's also De Montfort University, which is a 7-minute drive away from 17 De Montfort Street.
Leicester is one of the oldest cities in England, with a history dating back to Roman times. It is also known for King Richard III, whose remains were found here in 2012 and later reburied at Leicester Cathedral. The city is home to the University of Leicester and De Montfort University, attracting a vibrant student community. There are many things to do, from exploring museums like the New Walk Museum & Art Gallery to relaxing in Victoria Park. Students can enjoy shopping at Highcross Leicester. They can watch live performances at the Curve Theatre or cheer for Leicester City FC at King Power Stadium. The city offers a mix of history, culture, and entertainment, making it a great place to live and study.
17 De Montfort Street Leicester is a great option for students looking for a comfortable place to live near their university. Its location makes it easy to reach classes, libraries, and study spaces without much travel. Students can find cafés, restaurants, and shops nearby, making daily life convenient. There are also parks and cultural spots within walking distance for relaxation and socialising. With everything close by, students can focus on their studies while also exploring and enjoying Leicester. Living at 17 De Montfort Street Leicester student accommodation offers students the perfect balance between academic life and personal time.
Pet policy
Pets are not allowed.
Features
At 17 De Montfort Street Leicester, students can experience top-tier living in the heart of the city. Ideal for students, this Leicester accommodation offers a variety of comfortable living options. Choices include deluxe studio, large premier studio, premier studio, and standard studio. The rooms at 17 De Montfort Street student accommodation are designed to give students a comfortable place to live and study. Each room has a small double bed with under-bed storage, making it easy to keep things organised. A wardrobe provides space for clothes, while a study desk offers a dedicated area for work. There is also a sofa for relaxing after a long day. Students can stay connected with super-fast broadband, ensuring smooth online study sessions. The fully fitted kitchen makes cooking simple, and the powerful rainwater shower provides a refreshing way to start or end the day.
17 De Montfort Street student accommodation also offers common facilities to make student life easy. It is close to the University of Leicester, so students can get to their classes quickly. There is a bike store for those who prefer cycling around the city. The on-site laundry facilities make washing clothes simple and convenient. Security is a priority with CCTV, ensuring a safe living space. The rent includes gas, WiFi, electricity, and water, so students do not have to worry about extra bills.
Location and What's Hot?
Leicester is a busy city with a long history and is home to well-known universities like Leicester College, an 8-minute drive away. This makes 17 De Montfort Street Leicester a great place for students to live. The location is convenient, with many useful places nearby. Students can visit cafés like Leicester Coffee House Company and St Martin's Coffee Shop for a quiet study session or a break with friends. Numerous dining options like Amigo, Etci Baba Turkish Charcoal Grill & Steakhouse, and Mitsuki offer diverse cuisines. Students can visit The Font and The Soar Point for a relaxed evening. The Regent Sports & Social Club and The Marquis Wellington are great choices for live music and a fun night out.
Daily essentials are easy to find, with grocery stores like Tesco Express and Sainsbury’s Local just a short walk away. For healthcare needs, the nearby A&E Hospital ensures quick medical support. With everything close by, students can focus on their studies while also enjoying an active social life. Leicester has much to offer beyond academics. The New Walk Museum and Art Gallery is a great place to learn about history and see different kinds of art. The Leicester Cathedral and Jewry Wall show the city's past, giving students a chance to explore its heritage. The Curve Theatre offers plays and other entertainment for those who enjoy performances. When students need a quiet place to study, the David Wilson Library and Leicester Central Library offer a calm environment with ample resources. Outdoor spaces like Victoria Park and Abbey Park give students a chance to relax, exercise, or have a picnic with friends. At Highcross Shopping Centre, you will find many stores, restaurants, and leisure activities. Living at 17 De Montfort Street student accommodation offers more than comfort. It lets students experience the best of the city, with everything they need nearby.
Commute
When choosing student accommodation at 17 De Montfort Street Leicester, it is important to think about travel options. One of the nearest railway stations is Leicester Railway Station (Stand EE), which connects to many parts of the city. To travel via bus, you can take the Prebend Street and Saxby Street bus stops. Living at 17 De Montfort Street Leicester student accommodation makes it easy for students to get around the city.
Room Types (4)
Studio
Large Premier Studio
Standard Studio
Shared Community And Utilities
Security
Property Services
Bills Included
House Rules
Payment and Fees
For 26-27 AY:- To secure a room you need to pay a non refundable advance rent of £99 which will be credited in the first rent payment
For 26-27 AY:- The property offers two installment plan options: 1. If you can't secure a UK guarantor you will have to pay your rent either upfront 2. UK guarantor is required for paying in 4 installments a) 10% - One month before check in b) 35% - October 2026 c) 35% - January 2027 d) 20% - April 2027 For 25-26 AY: The property offers two installment plan options: 1. If you can't secure a UK guarantor you will have to pay your rent either upfront 2. UK guarantor is required for paying in 4 installments a) 10% - One month before check in b) 35% - October 2025 c) 35% - January 2026 d) 20% - April 2026
Direct Debit
For 26-27 AY:- 1. UK guarantor is required for paying in installments 2. If you can't secure a UK guarantor you will have to pay your rent in full at the time of booking. 3. If you don't have suitable guarantor you can use the services of 3rd party guarantor (i.e. Housing Hand). 4. The property does not accept International Guarantors. Please Note: This is strictly at the landlords discretion. If you do not agree to these terms, you will lose any amount paid - so please, ensure you have a UK guarantor before paying any amount of rent and making a reservation with the property.
For 26-27 AY:- 1. Please remember to use this for EMERGENCIES only. Any calls not deemed an emergency will be charged at £50.00 per call out, plus £35 per additional hour spent on site, payable by the tenant. 2. Fire Tampering - £125 plus cost of repair/replacement
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I arrange a viewing?
You can arrange a viewing by giving management student friendly team a call on the property management .
How do I reserve a property?
To reserve a property, first contact the property to see if your chosen property is still available. You will then be required to complete a reservation form and pay £99 advanced rent, this will be deducted from your first rent installement
The management will then prepare a tenancy agreement for you to sign, detailing the instalment dates going forward.
Once the payments have been made and the tenancy agreement is signed, your property will be secure.
Please note - a UK guarantor is required - if you can't secure a UK guarantor you will have to pay your rent either upfront or in 2 installements (every 6 months), this is strictly at the landlords discretion. If you do not agree to these terms, you will lose any monies paid - so please, ensure you have a UK guarantor before paying any monies and making a reservation with the propert.
What is a UK Guarantor and why do I need one?
A UK guarantor is a resident in the UK that would sign a form stating that they would pay the rent if you cannot make payment or fall behind with payments for any reason. (This cannot be another student)
Please note - a UK guarantor is required - if you can't secure a UK guarantor you will have to pay your rent upfront. If you do not agree to these terms, you will lose any monies paid - so please, ensure you have a UK guarantor before paying any monies and making a reservation with the accomodation.
What if I don't have a UK Guarantor?
You can contact housing hand who provide guarantees for tenants who do not have a suitable guarantor. You can contact them using this link http://www.housinghand.co.uk.
Are there any extra costs?
All costs are outlined clearly in the tenancy agreement which you will have the opportunity to read before signing.
you can also visit 'the fee's' page for a transparent list of fee's or charges (such as lock out charges, smoking penalties etc)
Please note that a non refundable advanced rent fee of £99 is payable to take the property off of the market, this will then be credited against the first rent payment - should you wish to read a sample tenancy agreement prior to paying any money, the management would be more than happy to provide you with a sample tenancy agreement
How long is my tenancy?
This depends on the property that you have taken. Most of the tenancies start on 1st July until the following June but with only 48 paying weeks as your rent is discounted by 50% for the summer for non-occupancy.
Can I leave my belongings in the property over the summer?
As long as you have a tenancy that starts in the summer with a half rent period then you can leave your belongings in the property.
However, If belongings are left over the summer they will be unable to carry out any maintenance work or cleaning that needs doing. It will be your responsibility to clean the room when you arrive (and when you move out). Maintenance will be carried out on a priority basis when you do finally move in
You will need to collect the keys from the office during the opening hours (provided that you have handed in all relevant documents- see below) and return them the same day no later than 3pm.
What if my plans change and I am unable to take the property?
If you decide not to take the property and have not yet signed a tenancy agreement then you would lose your advanced rent payment which you have already paid. If you have signed a tenancy agreement then you would have to find a suitable replacement for your flat/room and you would be responsible for any rent payments until a replacement is found. You must notify as soon as possible
When can i move in?
This will be detailed on your tenancy agreement. You can move in from when you start paying full rent for the property. Please contact the proper if you are unsure.
Do I need to bring anything with me when I come to move in?
When collecting your keys, you will need to bring photographic I.D. with you. You also need to ensure that you have returned all of the relevant documents. Keys cannot be issued and you will not be able to move into your accommodation or move belongings in during the summer if:
- You have not paid your full deposit
- You have not signed and returned your tenancy agreement
- You have not provided a signed prescribed information.
- You have not set up your go cardless (Direct Debit) payment method.
- You have not provided a valid council tax from or certificate to the management.
- You have not provided a complete guarantor mandate
- You have not provided an acceptable ID for you and your guarantor
- Any rent payments are outstanding where applicable energy payments have not been paid
If you are unsure about any of these items, please contact the management immediately
How do I collect my keys?
You will need to collect your keys from the office. This will need to be during the office opening hours. You will need to book yourself in for a key collection at least 7 days before collecting your keys - Just so they can make sure that they have received all documentation to allow the property to give you your keys.
If you can't collect your keys during the office hours - It is possible for somebody to collect the keys on your behalf. You must ensure that you send them an email giving your permission for the person to collect the keys and provide the name. The person will need to bring photo identification with them.
Do I get an inventory form?
Yes, you will receive an inventory for your flat/room and, if you are the first tenant to move in, you will also be given an inventory for communal areas of your accommodation. Please check both carefully and return to tour office within 24 hours of moving in. (NB Late inventories cannot be used as a valid statement of the condition of your accommodation)
Do I need a TV Licence?
If you are provided with a TV or you bring your own and you want to watch TV channels then you will need to purchase a license. If you are simply using it for gaming, streaming or watching DVDs then a license is not required.
Do I need Contents Insurance?
You should always insure your belongings, especially expensive items like laptops, tablets and phones.
Do I have to allow access to the property?
The management or someone working on the behalf has the right to view the property to assess its condition and to carry out necessary repairs, maintenance or viewings at reasonable times of the day.
The law says that a landlord or agent must give the tenant at least 24 hours prior notice of any visits in writing.
The Tenant may allow management to enter the property sooner to carry out work or an inspection, however they will only do this if agreed verbally with a Tenant that gaining access is acceptable to them.
The management or the landlord may gain access to the property in an emergency with no warning.
