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Flewitt House, Nottingham
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About the Property
Flewitt House Nottingham, located at NG9 2AR, offers an unparalleled student living experience. As a premier student accommodation in Nottingham option, Flewitt House provides a variety of ensuite equipped with top-notch amenities and facilities. The property's strategic location ensures that students are within easy reach of Nottingham's top universities, including University Park Campus, the University of Nottingham, and Nottingham Trent University, Clifton Campus. Flewitt House Nottingham is designed to offer modern conveniences, a supportive community environment, and effortless access to both academic institutions and the vibrant city centre. Nottingham, a historic city situated in Central England's Midlands region, boasts a rich and colourful heritage. Known for its large student population, Nottingham is a city that blends big-city aspirations with historical charm and a lively cultural scene. The city is famously associated with the legend of Robin Hood, the skilled archer and swordsman who stole from the rich to give to the poor. For those interested in this legendary tale, the Robin Hood Town Tour provides an immersive experience of his life and adventures.
The city's vibrant atmosphere is further enhanced by its historical sites, such as castles and caves, alongside numerous cultural attractions. Nottingham's diverse music scene and bustling urban life make it a dynamic place for students to live and study. The Flewitt House student accommodation's proximity to these attractions allows students to easily explore and engage with the city's rich history and contemporary offerings. Whether it's enjoying a relaxed stroll, indulging in sightseeing, or shopping in the city, students will find plenty to do and see. Additionally, Flewitt House provides convenient access to essential city amenities. Students will find an array of food joints, grocery stores, and clubs in the vicinity. The well-connected transportation systems, healthcare centres, and tourist attractions are also easily accessible, making day-to-day life comfortable and convenient for residents.
Features
Flewitt House, Nottingham, offers a wealth of exceptional accommodation with a plethora of amenities designed to enrich your student living experience. Each rent package includes water, ensuring your daily usage is hassle-free, and electricity, effortlessly powering all your needs. High-speed internet and a TV license keep you connected and entertained. The inclusion of gas guarantees warmth and comfort, especially during the colder months, making your stay at Flewitt House a truly enriching experience.
Residents benefit from common amenities, such as a shared dining table and a cozy living area, which foster a community spirit and provide perfect spaces for socializing and relaxation. Situated within Beeston Town Centre, Flewitt House is ideally located opposite the Middle Street Tram Stop, offering swift and easy access to shops, the university, QMC, and beyond.
The cluster ensuites at Flewitt House are designed for privacy and convenience. They feature private bathrooms within shared living arrangements. This setup promotes a balance of personal space and community living, ideal for students seeking a vibrant yet comfortable environment.
Location and What's Hot?
Located in the heart of Nottingham, Flewitt House offers unparalleled convenience for students attending the University Park Campus and the University of Nottingham. With both campuses just a stone's throw away from the accommodation, students can enjoy a stress-free commute to classes, allowing for more time to focus on their studies and engage in extracurricular activities. Social life in Nottingham. Nearby, students can find grocery stores like Sainsbury's for convenient shopping, while cafes such as Greenhood Coffee offer cosy spots for study sessions or catching up with friends. For dining options, students can explore local favourites like Anatolia Restaurant Nottingham and Bistro 66, serving a variety of cuisines to suit every palate. Additionally, cultural enthusiasts can visit museums like the Nottingham Natural History Museum and Nottingham Industrial Museum for enriching experiences outside of academia. With such a diverse array of amenities and attractions nearby, students at Flewitt House can look forward to a dynamic and fulfilling student life experience in Nottingham. Flewitt House's prime location also offers students easy access to a plethora of recreational activities and entertainment options. For those seeking relaxation, nearby parks like Arboretum Park and Wollaton Park provide tranquil green spaces perfect for unwinding or enjoying a stroll. Students looking for a bit of excitement can explore Nottingham's vibrant nightlife scene, with bars, clubs, and live music venues scattered throughout the city centre.
Commute
This Nottingham student accommodation, boasts excellent travel accessibility, with convenient access to key transportation hubs within the city. Situated just a short distance from Middle Street Tram Stop and Humber Road, students can easily connect to the city's extensive tram network for seamless commuting. The tram stations at Beeston and Middle Street Tram Stop are within walking distance, providing quick and efficient transportation to various parts of Nottingham. The proximity of these transportation facilities to student accommodation in Nottingham ensures that students can navigate the city with ease, whether they're heading to university, exploring local attractions, or running errands.
Room Types (1)
Ensuite
Double Ensuite Rooms
Shared Community And Utilities
Property Services
Bills Included
House Rules
Payment and Fees
For 26-27 AY:- Property management accept both international & UK guarantor
For 26-27 AY:- 1. You will be required to pay the Holding Deposit of £300 per person at the time of booking. 2. The Holding Deposit will be used for part payment of the first installment of rent required under the assured shorthold tenancy.
For 26-27 AY:- 1. Payments are normally accepted on a termly or annual basis. 2. Monthly instalment plans are only considered in exceptional circumstances and are subject to approval.
Credit and debit cards (direct debit).
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. 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.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long are the tenancies at Flewitt House?
Contracts for Flewitt House 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 Management.
When does the Flewitt House tenancy start?
Unless otherwise stated, the start date will be set by us to coincide with the end date of the previous tenancy at Flewitt House. 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 Management.
How is the rent for Flewitt House paid?
Rent for each Flewitt House property is quoted on a weekly basis and is charged in four instalments. The first instalment is due 14 days before you are due to move in to the property. The amount of the initial instalment depends on the length of your tenancy; 6 weeks if you are taking a 48 week contract and 9 weeks if you are taking 51 weeks. Additional instalments are then due on 1 October (16 weeks), 1 February (16 weeks) and 1 May (10 weeks). This is to tie in with the dates for the payments of the Student Loan. If you are not being financed by Student Loan (e.g. by a Scholarship paid monthly) then it is sometimes possible to agree a variation to the way rent is paid. This should be discussed with Management before you submit your application and before the contract is signed. Rent payments are due by standing order (direct bank transfer). A Standing Order Mandate is completed when you sign your tenancy. You should indicate on your application form if your rent is to be paid by a parent or other third party. If you are an overseas student without a UK bank account, the initial instalment should be paid by international bank transfer and further payments then made by Standing Order once you have set up your UK account. Properties are advertised quoting a rent for the whole property. If as a group you decide to split the total rent unevenly (e.g. if people in the house with larger rooms are going to pay more rent) you should state this on the Application Form. We will then know how much rent to expect from each person. If you do not state this on your Application Form, we reserve the right to split the rent and charge each tenant in the way that we deem reasonable.
Do we sign a joint contract or individual agreements for Flewitt House?
If you are renting the Flewitt House property as a group then you will sign a joint tenancy. Legally this makes each and every tenant liable for the whole amount of rent due for the property. Landlords will usually view rent payments on an individual basis (i.e. each person is only held liable for their share of the rent). A side letter to this effect is available from Management on request. Where properties are let room by room basis, you will sign an individual tenancy agreement. The agreement will state that you are responsible for payment of the stated amount of rent plus the relevant share of the bills associated with the property. In a shared house, the tenants within the house will then be responsible for splitting the bills and paying their share. If there is any dispute as to how any bill is to be split, the matter is referred to management who will determine the split and the decision will then be binding on all the parties. All tenancy agreements are Assured Shorthold Tenancies granted under the provisions of the 1988 Housing Act. The basic terms and conditions of the tenancy are set out by statute. Management tenancy agreement has evolved through years of experience in letting student and professional properties. Sample copies of our Agreement are available on request. The Student Advice Centre in the Portland Building offers free advice to all students who are considering signing a Tenancy Agreement. Students can therefore seek their advice prior to completing our Tenancy Agreement.
Are there any administration fees for Flewitt House?
Are there any bills included in the rent for Flewitt House?
Unless otherwise stated on the property advertisement, rents are exclusive so you will have to pay utility and other charges associated with the Flewitt House property throughout the period of their tenancy. This includes gas, electricity, and water bills, Council Tax (if applicable), the TV licence, telephone and internet bills. The cost of bills will vary depending on the number of bedrooms and the frequency of use of heating etc. As a guide, we would suggest that you budget around £15-£20 per week per person to cover your bills.
Is it possible to have bills included in my rent at Flewitt House?
Management can arrange for the utility bills (gas, water and electric) to be included within the rent. The price will vary property to property. As a guide, it is usually possible to fix bills at £15-£20 per person per week. Fixing your bills in your rent for Flewitt House will not give you unlimited use of utilities but it will allow you to budget more accurately. There will be a “fair usage” allowance (usually around 50% over and above standard usage) and use over and above this level will be subject to an additional charge. Ask when you complete your application if you are interested in the bills inclusive option.
Gas and Electricity Bills?
When you move in to the Flewitt House property, we will take readings and we will notify the relevant suppliers of electricity and gas (usually Eon) and water (Severn Trent). After you have moved in and the accounts have been set up in your name (this process normally take 7-14 days), we advise that you speak with the suppliers to agree how you pay your bills. Utility bills are usually considerably cheaper if you arrange to pay by direct debit. In any shared house you will need to agree how the bills are to be paid – i.e. who pays what.
Council Tax?
Internet, Phone and Satellite or Cable Television?
Who is responsible for repairs at Flewitt House?
The Landlord is responsible for the repair and maintenance of the Flewitt House property including any electrical items that are supplied with it. As Tenant, you are responsible for keeping the property in a clean and tidy condition and for any damage that is caused to the property. You are not responsible for normal wear or use of the property but you will be responsible if you cause damage over and above “fair wear and tear”. An Inventory & Schedule of Condition is agreed at the start of the tenancy to provide a record of the condition and contents. This document is then referred to at the end of the tenancy should any damages occur.
What is an Inventory?
How much is the Deposit for Flewitt House?
Who pays for damage caused at Flewitt House?
Tenants are responsible for any damage caused to the Flewitt House property or contents and for the replacement of any items missing from the Inventory. You are not responsible for normal wear and tear. If there are items damaged, then we will usually charge the person that has caused the damage. If we are unable to establish who has caused the damage, we will usually spread the cost between the tenants in the property. You should therefore disclose as and when damage occurs who has caused the damage to avoid being charged for damage caused by another person in the property.
What is the process for the return of the deposit at the end of the Flewitt House tenancy?
At the end of the tenancy at Flewitt House, you will need to arrange a Final Inspection once the house has been vacated. The condition of the property will then be checked against the Inventory agreed at the start. If there are no issues following, the Deposit can be returned quickly (usually within 15 working days of the Final Inspection). If there are issues to resolve, the Deposit can only be returned if costings have been agreed or once work has been completed.
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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.
