About the Property
Attenborough House, Nottingham is a luxurious and affordable student accommodation in Nottingham. The property offers an en-suite. The property is very close to elite universities like the University Park Campus and the University of Nottingham.
Features
The property provides a private room, a private bathroom, and a shared kitchen including a comfortable bed where you can relax and chill after a long day of classes and work. The property also offers a chair and a table lamp, storage and a wardrobe to keep your belongings. Including access to the kitchen and television in the lounge, with a dishwasher, and central heating with free high-speed Wi-Fi with communal TV lounge, council tax, sofa, where you can feel home away from home.
Location and What's Hot?
The property is near a lot of amazing restaurants like The Lobster Pot - Beeston, which can be approachable at a 2 min drive from the property, including Panini Genie, which is a 2 min drive from the property. There are many more restaurants with amazing ratings and affordable prices.
Commute
It’s very easy to commute from the property as the nearest bus stop Cyprus Avenue, Beeston, is just a 2 min drive and the train station, Beeston Centre Tram Stop is a 4 min drive from the accommodation.
Pet policy
Not without the permission of the Landlord. You will not be allowed to keep cats or dogs but smaller pets may be considered.
What will you get
Your Rent Include
Cancellation Policies (2)
Frequently Asked Questions
How long are the tenancies?
Contracts are usually available for either 48 weeks or 51 weeks. It is not normally possible to agree tenancies for shorter periods than 48 weeks. If you are looking for a shorter or longer let, you should discuss your requirements with the property.
How is the rent paid?
Do we sign a joint contract or individual agreements?
Are there any administration fees?
Are there any bills included in the rent?
Is it possible to have bills included in my rent?
Is Gas and Electricity bills are included?
Is Council Tax are included?
Is Internet, Phone and Satellite or Cable Television are included?
Who is responsible for repairs?
What is an Inventory?
How much is the Deposit?
Who pays for damage caused?
What is the process for the return of the deposit at the end of the tenancy?
What are the most common deductions from a Deposit?
What furniture is provided?
Can I bring my own furniture?
Can more than one person live in the same room?
What condition can I expect the property to be in at the start of the tenancy?
What happens if I have a maintenance issue with my property?
Please make sure that you report any repairs required to your property by email. If you wish to speak with someone you can call our office during normal office hours (9am to 5.30pm Monday to Friday, 9am to 1pm on Saturday) but we would always ask you to email in addition. We are usually closed on Bank Holidays and hours of opening during holiday periods are published on our website. If you have any emergency repairs required at any time (even when the office is open), then you can call the 24 Hour Emergency Helpline Number. This service is provided by a third party contractor. They will take your details and determine whether the repair is a genuine emergency in which case they should send a contractor immediately or whether the repair is classified as a routine repair in which case you should report the repair to our office in the usual way. Please do not try and contact individual members of staff directly out of hours. Please do try and report repairs as soon as they occur. It is usually difficult to call contractors out over the weekend and a delay in reporting repairs until a Saturday will usually delay completion of the work. The Landlord is not responsible for the day to day running of the property and tenants will have to make their own arrangements for changing of light bulbs, bleeding radiators etc.
What is the most common problem reported in a student property?
Can I put a lock on my bedroom door?
Am I allowed to bring pets?
What happens if I can’t pay my rent?
What happens if I want to leave my contract early?
Waste Collection?
Data Protection?
Do I have to take out insurance?
Access and Inspections?
When does the tenancy start?
Unless otherwise stated, the start date will be set by us to coincide with the end date of the previous tenancy. We require a minimum of 7 days between tenancies to complete the relevant inspections and organise cleaning and any other necessary work. If you have a specific date that you want the tenancy to start, discuss this with Property.
Guarantors and Overseas Students?
Students will be asked to provide a UK based guarantor who will be responsible for any unpaid rent, damage or other charges that may become due. If you are an overseas student and you are unable to provide a UK based guarantor, they will need to discuss terms with you. Landlords may require more rent to be paid in advance and or a larger deposit to be paid based upon the specific circumstances. They would ask you to discuss your situation with them.