Show Property

Demand for our student houses is very high, especially for the larger ones. We understand you will be keen to reserve a house, and all landlords and tenants will face the same challenges - inability to view properties for a number of reasons (self isolation of staff, self isolation of tenants, shielding, and varying levels of lockdown expected over the next few months).

How we can help

We have taken the step of doing a video tour and 360 property tour of the majority of our houses. This allows you to see a once through run of the house on video, as well as to explore the house in detail, by looking around the rooms, zooming in, etc. This will give you a real good feel for a property and know that you can reserve a house with the certainty of it being the right one for you. With these tools, you can pick the house you will love to be in for the next academic year, without the aggro of viewings, especially in these covid-19 times.

When can I see the house?

Our video and 360 property tours were taken - in the most part - this year, during the summer preparation period. As a result, you will see the property online largely in it's condition now. No areas are hidden with these tours (except basements, or rooms that we were unable to enter), so in the majority of cases you can see the entire property. When reserving a house, you will pay your £70 each Holding Deposit. This - once paid for the group in one single payment - reserves the house for you. Prior to signing the contract you should visit the property to choose rooms. This will allow you to raise any matters with us, so we can ensure that any reasonable requests are passed on to the landlord and where appropriate written into a Landlord Undertaking for the new tenancy.

Steps to reserve

What if we change our mind or the situation changes?

You can exit from your application at any point up to contract signing. You will generally forfeit your Holding Deposit, depending on how much work has been done by us on your application. Once the contract is signed it is binding, however if there are individual changes of circumstance (particularly due to Covid-19) we will assist you in finding a replacement for your place in the tenancy. Please note that the contract is binding once signed - we strongly recommend you have viewed the property in person prior to signing the contract.