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l Thornleigh Road, Jesmond. Large THREE bedroom upper flat, all double beds. Close to Metro, shops and bars on Acorn/Osborne Roads. Walk to university. Quality furnishings including leather sofa, washing machine, dishwasher, oven/hob,fridge/freezer, microwave. Combi boiler, GCH, double glazed, shower/bath, intruder alarm. Available 16 August 2011. £80 pppw for 12 months. Tel: 0191 291 2454.


3 Bed


l Glenthorn Road, Jesmond. Large THREE bedroom upper flat, all double beds. Close to Metro, shops and bars on Acorn/Osborne Roads. Walk to universi- ty. Quality furnishings including leather sofas. Washing machine, dishwasher, oven/hob, fridge/freezer, microwave. Combi boiler, GCH, double glazed, shower/bath, intruder alarm. Available 11 July 2011. £80 pppw for 12 months. Tel: 0191 291 2454.


3 Bed


l Sandyford, 3 Beds, Starbeck Avenue.Upper Tyneside flat, fully double glazed, electric heating, lounge, kitchen with microwave, fridge freezer, cooker, washing machine. Bathroom with shower and bath. Fully University accredited. No fees to pay. Available September 2011. Rent: £59.50 pppw. Contact Peter Meehan on 0191 222 0223 or 0797 349 1338.


l Heaton, 3 Beds, Mowbray Street. Upper flat, GCH, Lounge, Kitchen with fridge, freezer, microwave. Bathroom with Shower cubicle, newly decorated. Available from 1st July 2011. Rent: £60 pppw. Email James.White@accesstcl. co.uk or call James on 0797 109 2042.


3 Bed


l Hunter Rd, 3 Beds, Newcastle Lower flat, GCH, lounge, kitchen with fridge freezer, microwave, washer, alarm, fully furnished, double glazed, bathroom with shower, wash basin, a two min walk from Newcastle University and five min walk from Northumbria Uni. Rent: £57-65 pppw. Contact Mr Kler on 0797 381 5055.


lThe Chare, Leazes, 2 bed, Newcastle. Solid oak flooring, integrated fridge and freezer, LCD TV, washer dryer, wireless broadband, separate shower cubicle and bath, large living area, top floor apartment, sky and digital, ready available August 2011. Rent £85 pppw. Call Chris on 07966297102. Email christopherburn@hotmail.com


l Ashtree House, Claremont Road, luxury 2 bedroom apartment, solid oak flooring, LCD TV, wireless broadband, security system, feature lighting, integrated fridge and separate freezer. Washer dryer, designer radiators, parking, available August 2011. Rent £700 per month for whole property. Contact Chris on 0796 629 7102. Email christopherburn@hotmail.com


flat. The two common types of deposit are:


Everything you need to know about your deposits L


andlords usually take a deposit from students agreeing to rent a house or


Holding Deposits - which are paid to


before a contract is signed, and are usually not refundable if students change their mind. Security Deposits - which are held for the duration of the ten- ancy and are refundable after the tenancy finishes. Often, a holding deposit


becomes a security deposit when the contract is signed. Whenever you pay a deposit it is important that you clearly understand what the deposit is for, when you will get it back, and what reasons might cause you to lose some or all of it. Finally you need to ask for a


receipt stating the amount, date paid and type of deposit.


Tenancy Deposit Protection Any deposit you pay must, by law, be protected using a Tenancy Deposit Schemes. The most important advantage of this is that all the schemes have free dispute resolution in the event that landlord/ agent and tenants don’t agree about the deposit refund. The accommodation office


leaflets about Tenancy Deposit Protection and can give you advice about what to do if you have worries. When you sign contracts and


has


Protection: Any tenancy deposit you pay must, by law, be protected using a registered Deposit Schemes.


pay your deposit, your landlord or agent has 14 days to protect the deposit and advise you how it has been protected. The information you get is: • The contact details of the tenancy deposit scheme • The contact details of the landlord or agent • How to apply for the release of your deposit • Information explaining the purpose of your deposit • What to do if there is a dispute If you don’t get this information,


reserve a property


Deposit Protection Exceptions


1 Where you rent a room in someone’s house and the landlord lives in the same house.


2 Most University Halls are exempt unless they issue Assured Shorthold Tenancy agreements


3 Where the landlord or agent does not take a deposit. Some no longer do opting to charge a non refundable admin fee and to get each tenant to provide a guarantor who agrees to guarantee the tenants obligations under the contract


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ask your landlord or agent the question ‘How is my deposit protected?’ and seek advice from your Accommodation Office if needed. The courts can make the landlord pay three times the amount of the deposit to you if they don’t protect it (in addition to the deposit itself) so it is worth getting advice!


Typical Problems with Deposits Landlords most commonly keep some or all of deposits to


Tenancy Deposit


Solutions Ltd (TDSL) TDSL is an insurance-based scheme sponsored by the National Landlords Association and administered by Hamilton Fraser Insurance Services. For more information, visit www.mydeposits.co.uk or call 0844 980 0290.


The Tenancy


Deposit Scheme (TDS) TDS is an insurance-based deposit and dispute resolution scheme. For more information, visit www.thedisputeservice.co.uk or call 0845 226 7837.


cover costs like the following: • Cleaning at the end of the tenancy • Redecoration at the end of the tenancy • Replacement of stained or damaged carpets or furniture • Rent arrears or other money owed to the landlord The landlord can’t charge for


do your best to return the property is the same condition you found it. You should check that the


inventory at the start of the tenancy notes any pre-existing problems like


‘fair wear and tear’ but their idea of ‘fair wear and tear’ may differ from yours, so it is important that you keep the property in good condition and


furnishings, marks on walls and carpets etc. If the property isn’t clean at the start of your tenancy you should take this up with the landlord or agent immediately. Ask the Accommodation Office if you need advice at any stage.


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l Bayswater Road, Jesmond. Large THREE bedroom upper flat, all double beds. Close to Metro, shops and bars on Acorn/Osborne Roads. Walk to university. Quality furnishings including leather sofas, washing machine, dish- washer, oven/hob, fridge/freezer, microwave. Combi boiler, GCH, double glazed, shower/bath, intruder alarm. Available 1st August 2011. £80 pppw for 12 months. Tel: 0191 291 2454.


2 Bed


l Bayswater Road, Jesmond. Large TWO bedroom lower flat, both double beds. Close to Metro, shops and bars on Acorn/Osborne Roads. Walk to university. Quality furnishings including leather sofas, washing machine, dishwasher, oven/hob, fridge/freezer, microwave, Combi boiler, GCH, double glazed, shower/bath, intruder alarm. Available 1st July 2011. £80 pppw for 12 months. Tel: 0191 291 2454


2 Bed


l CITY CENTRE, The Printworks - modern 2 bedroom apartment with secure parking space. Intercom entry system, double-glazed, kitchen with integrated appliances inc dishwasher. Open plan kitchen/living area. One bedroom with en-suite plus main bathroom. Juliette balcony to lounge. £82 pppw, Available 1st July 2011. Private landlord – NO FEES. Call Beverley on 07931 3811 86, e-mail: bevblanch@-yahoo.co.uk


1 Bed


l Condercum Rd, Fenham, Self-contained 1 Beds flat. GCH, D/G, cosy and quiet. Has Produced 3 Ph.D’s. £390 pcm. Contact Mike on 0191 414 2025.


The Three Deposit Schemes The Deposit


Protection Service (DPS) DPS is the only custodial deposit protection scheme. It is free to use and open to all landlords and letting agents. The service is funded entirely from the interest earned from deposits held. For more information, visit www.depositprotection.com or call 0844 4727 000.


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