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8 Bed 8 Bed 4 Bed 6 Bed 5 Bed 5 Bed 4 Bed
l Crookes & Crookesmoor, 4 & 5 Bed
Houses. Staniland Property Lettings for
house proud students. Prefer girls or
mixed sharers. Double beds. Personal
owner management by caring
landlords at no extra cost houses from
£59 to £69.50 pppw. Responsible
Landlords Scheme and University
Accredited. Telephone anytime on 0114
classified
236 9166 or 0794 1935 868
l Bruce Road, Ecclesall, 4 bed or 8 l Ecclesall Road, 6 Beds, Ecclesall.l Crookesmoor/Commonside, Ramsey l Crookesmoor, 5 Bed, Moorgate Ave
Rd, 8 Beds. No Deposit. University regis- bed with next door. Great location, Fantastic location, Available July 10, Very spacious large refurbished house
4 Bed
tered adjoining properties, suit 8 friends Available July 10, Landlord for excel- Licensed, Newly fitted kitchen with close University/ Hospitals. GCH, l Ecclesall Road, 4 Bedroom house,
or let separately. Excellent accommoda- lence, very economical house to run, dishwasher, spacious lounge, three D/Glazing, all rooms internet wired, dou- Will accept 3 to 4 people renting the
tion, laminate flooring, new bathrooms newly fitted kitchen, lounge, bathroom bathrooms, electric showers. Most ble beds,, new fully equiped kitchen, property. G.C.H fridge, freezer.
& kitchens. Low energy GCH, double with electric shower, mostly double rooms with double beds, free unlimited sperate lounge, two toilets, large bath- Microwave, washing machine.
glazing, burglar/fire alarms. Rent: £58 beds, GCH, double glazed, block paved broadband, freeview, GCH, Burglar room, Burglar alarm, modern furnature, Bath/shower and telephone.
pppw, contact Carole Barnes on 0190 garden, burglar alarm. Check out our alarm, garden. Check out our website University Accredited, quite location. University registered. Member of
959 1456 or 0771 071 4783 or email website now www.shaikhestates.co.uk www.shaikhestates.co.uk now Call Rent £69.50 pppw. Contact Staniland responsible landlord scheme. Rent
cab70@btinternet.com. Call Dr Shaikh 0788 418 8014. Rents: Rashida 0777 593 0948. Rents from: £65 Properties on 0114 236 9166 or 0794 from £45 pppw. Phone 0114 230 2143
£50-£55 pppw pppw 1935 868
8 Bed 7 Bed 7 Bed 6 Bed 5 Bed 5 Bed 4 Bed
l Harcourt Road, Crookesmoor, 7/8
Bed house. Available July 2010. Close to
campus and city centre. Popular student
road. Large dining kitchen, double appli-
ances, large lounge. 2 bathrooms, show-
ers, GCH, sinks in all rooms, CORGI, fire
alarm, rear garden. University approved,
council registered. Clean, well main-
tained. Females/mixed groups pre-
ferred. Rent: £67 pppw. Contact Richard
Pascoe on 07961 884 030 or 0114 245
4838.
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l Westbrook Bank, Hunters Bar 6 or 7 l Cemetery Avenue, 5 Beds, Ecclesall. l Ecclesall, 5 Beds, Pomona Street. l Ecclesall, 4 Beds, Pomona Street.
Beds. Fully refurbished, all double bed- Great location, Available July 10, Fully furnished, 2 bathrooms, near Fully furnished near Collegiate campus,
rooms, 2 bath/shower/wcs. Large Licensed, modern kitchen, spacious Collegiate campus. Double beds, wire- double beds, wireless internet facility.
lounge/kitchen. Broadband connection, lounge, electric shower, mostly double less internet facility, laminate floors, Private garden with BBQ, Offshot kitchen
double glazed, GCH, 5 mins walk from beds, free unlimited broadband, D/G, GCH. Off shot kitchen creating creating greater living space. Laminate
Collegiate campus and Tesco Ecclesall freeview, GCH, double glazed, burglar greater living space. Close to Tesco and floors, D/G, GCH, Close to Tesco and
Road. Rent: £62 pppw, Call 0798 085 alarm, garden with patio. Check out our bars. Rent: £55 pppw. Call Richard Smith bars. Rent: £55 pppw Call Richard Smith
9113. website now www.shaikhestates.co.uk on 0775 960 3954 on 0775 960 3954.
Call Dr Shaikh 0788 418 8014. Rents: £65
pppw
Everything you need to know about your deposits
L
andlords usually take a
deposit from students Deposit Protection
The Three Deposit Schemes
agreeing to rent a house or
flat. The two common types of
Exceptions
deposit are:
The Deposit
Holding Deposits – which are 1 Where your total rent exceeds
Protection Service (DPS)
paid to reserve a property £2,083.33 per month (£25k pa), on
DPS is the only custodial deposit protection scheme. It is
before a contract is signed, and a joint tenancy, the property is
are usually not refundable if exempt from deposit protection
free to use and open to all landlords and letting agents. The
students change their mind.
service is funded entirely from the interest earned from
Security Deposits – which are 2 Where you rent a room in some-
deposits held. For more information, visit
held for the duration of the ten- one’s house and the landlord lives
www.depositprotection.com or call 0870 707 1 707.
ancy and are refundable after in the same house.
the tenancy finishes.
Tenancy Deposit
Often, a holding deposit 3 Most University Halls are exempt
Solutions Ltd (TDSL)
becomes a security deposit unless they issue Assured
TDSL is an insurance-based scheme sponsored by the
when the contract is signed. Shorthold Tenancy Agreements
National Landlords Association and administered by
Whenever you pay a deposit it
is important that you clearly
Hamilton Fraser Insurance Services. For more information,
4 Where the landlord or agent does
understand what the deposit is not take a deposit. Some no
visit www.mydeposits.co.uk or call 0871 703 0552.
for, when you will get it back, longer do opting to charge a non
and what reasons might cause refundable admin fee and to get
The Tenancy
you to lose some or all of it. each tenant to provide a guaran-
Deposit Scheme (TDS)
Finally you need to ask for a tor who agrees to guarantee the
TDS is an insurance-based deposit and dispute resolution
receipt stating the amount, date Protection: Any tenancy deposit you tenants obligations under the
scheme. For more information, visit
paid and type of deposit. pay must, by law, be protected using contract
a registered Deposit Schemes.
www.thedisputeservice.co.uk or call 0845 226 7837.
Tenancy Deposit Protection
Any deposit you pay must, by pay your deposit, your landlord tion, ask your landlord or agent cover costs like the following: best to return the property is
law, be protected using a or agent has 14 days to protect the question ‘How is my deposit • Cleaning at the end of the the same condition you found it.
Tenancy Deposit Schemes. the deposit and advise you how protected?’ and seek advice tenancy You should check that the
The most important advan- it has been protected. The from the Accommodation Office • Redecoration at the end of the inventory at the start of the ten-
tage of this is that all the information you get is: if needed. The courts can make tenancy ancy notes any pre-existing
schemes have free dispute res- • The contact details of the ten- the landlord pay three times the • Replacement of stained or problems like damage to fur-
olution in the event that land- ancy deposit scheme amount of the deposit to you if damaged carpets or furniture nishings, marks on walls and
lord/agent and tenants don’t • The contact details of the they don’t protect it (in addition • Rent arrears or other money carpets etc.
agree about the deposit refund. landlord or agent to the deposit itself) so it is owed to the landlord If the property isn’t clean at
The accommodation office • How to apply for the release worth getting advice! The landlord can’t charge for the start of your tenancy you
has leaflets about Tenancy of your deposit ‘fair wear and tear’ but their should take this up with the
Deposit Protection and can give • Information explaining the Typical Problems with idea of ‘fair wear and tear’ may landlord or agent immediately.
you advice about what to do if purpose of your deposit Deposits differ from yours, so it is impor- Ask the Accommodation
you have worries. • What to do if there is a dispute Landlords most commonly tant that you keep the property Office if you need advice at any
When you sign contracts and If you don’t get this informa- keep some or all of deposits to in good condition and do your stage.
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