Brooke Hall is a convenient and comfortable student accommodation in London, designed with university life in mind. Whether you’re studying at the University of the Arts or the London College of Communication, Brooke Hall places you in a great location.
You’re just 13 minutes away by public transport (or a 22-minute walk) from the University of the Arts. For those at the London College of Communication, it’s only a 24-minute journey on public transport.
For AY 25-26 & AY 26-27: 1. When you accept your room offer, you’ll be asked to pay a deposit to secure your room. 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. 2. The deposit will vary from property and your deposit is placed into a deposit protection scheme, and will be returned to you at the end of your contract subject to the contract terms. 3. The amount returned to you will depend on any outstanding charges and any damage found in your room or the communal areas of your apartment.
For AY 25-26 & AY 26-27: 1. If you have a UK guarantor you can pay rent in three installments, and they ask for the initial payment 3 weeks before checking in. 2. If you do not have a UK guarantor you will be required to pay your rent in full, 6 weeks before the date your tenancy commences. Please note: You must have paid the rent due by the time you arrive to check in.
For AY 25-26 & AY 26-27: A. The property requires you to have a valid UK Guarantor if you wish to pay in installments. B. If you are unable to provide your own UK Guarantor, the property recommends the service of Housing Hand. C. The property does not accept international guarantors. Please Note: Your UK guarantor must: - 1. Be a resident in the UK for a minimum of 1 year. 2. Be over 21 years of age 3. Be a homeowner or in full time employment 4. Provide a copy of photographic identification, such as a passport, driving licence or ID badge 5. Provide a copy of proof of your UK address which must be less than 3 months old, such as a utility bill (e.g. electricity, water, gas, telephone), a bank statement or a Council Tax bill.
For AY 25-26 & AY 26-27: Credit/Debit card, bank transfer, & online payments.
For AY 25-26 & AY 26-27: 1. Dual occupancy is available on most rooms over 23sqm. Both occupants would need to apply and mention in their application that they are applying for dual occupancy so that the price can be amended. 2. The price would be the total rent plus an additional £50 and then divided by two for each occupant’s weekly cost unless otherwise stated.
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Call 111 if:
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