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Ampthill Road L17, Liverpool
About the Property
Introducing an 7-bedroom luxury residence for shared occupancy. This prestigious abode is strategically situated in close proximity to lush parks, distinguished restaurants, vibrant bars, and the bustling city centre. Furthermore, its remarkable location offers the unparalleled convenience of being just a mere 5-minute stroll from the idyllic Sefton Park and the renowned Lark Lane district.
This distinguished residence boasts seven generously proportioned double bedrooms, an expansive communal lounge that exudes sophistication, and a splendidly appointed dining kitchen. It represents the epitome of refined urban living, combining opulence with the utmost in practicality.
Room Types (1)
Non Ensuite
7 Bedroom 3 Bathroom
Shared Community And Utilities
Bills Included
House Rules
Payment and Fees
1. To secure a room student has to Pay a Security Deposit, in which one Week's rent will be holding deposit and it will be non-refundable. 2. The deposit will depend on the room type you select. The deposit might change due to availability, please get in touch with your amber agent to know more. 3. The rest of the security deposit will be refundable after inspection less any charges and deductions once the student moves out.
1. If the Student has UK based guarantor the student can opt for monthly installment plans. 2. If the student does not have a UK-based guarantor, they can pay in 2 half-yearly instalments or pay the whole rent upfront.
Credit card, debit card & bank transfer.
To book a room UK-based guarantor is required if the student is paying in installments. To be eligible to act as your guarantor: 1. They must be residing in the UK and have a UK bank account. 2. You must provide the address of the guarantor and their proof of residence. 3. The guarantor whose details you provide must be able to guarantee the lower of: The total sum of rent payable by you to your landlord over the period of one year; or The total sum of rent payable and Deposit by you to your landlord over the period of your tenancy if your tenancy is less than one year. In instances where you are not able to provide a guarantor situated in the UK, you will be required to pay 6 months rent or the whole rent upfront.
Typically, a deposit is one month’s rent. Or 3-5 weeks.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I Pay Council Tax ?
As you are a student, you should not pay Council Tax and you must remember to fill in this form as soon as you move into your new property.
Do I need a TV License?
Yes, a license is required to watch any programmes (even if you’re not watching on a TV).
Who protects my deposit?
Your landlord must protect your deposit using a tenancy deposit protection scheme. It must be a government approved deposit scheme!
Is Wi-fi included?
It depends on the property - it will be clear in the property description whether Wi-fi is included in the price. They also have partnered up with The Bunch to help you sort out yours bills.
How much are bills?
Landlords should be able to provide a rough idea of how much bills will be for the property. All-inclusive bills for properties is usually easier but more expensive than sorting them out yourself as there is a mark up or you pay a management fee. They can offer you a bills included package with every home on the platform.
Can I sub-let my room?
Yes, the management platform allows subletting but make sure you have permission from your landlord! Or, ask them for advice.
Do I have to pay a 12-month contract?
Most of the landlords would prefer you entered into a 10-12-month contract. You can sublet through management when you’re not there if you’re strapped for cash. Some of the landlords are happy for shorter lets but please get in touch to ask whether that is the case!
How much is a deposit?
Typically, a deposit is one month’s rent. Or 3-5 weeks.
What is a guarantor? Do I need one?
Yes, you will need a guarantor. A guarantor is someone who agrees to pay your rent. For example, a parent or close relative. If you don't pay your landlord what you owe them, they can demand your guarantor to pay on your behalf. Please read your tenancy agreement or your separate guarantor agreements, which sets out the guarantor's legal obligations.
