Netham Road, Redfield, Bristol
Monthly Rental Of £1,200

Parks Estate Agents Sales and Lettings – We are delighted to offer for let these three offices within an industrial / retail unit in Redfield located within easy reach of Bristol City Centre and Temple Meads train station. The property has a shared access from the font of the premises which leads up to three good size offices, or two spacious offices and a very large storage room which is how it is currently being occupied. The unit also benefits from having space for two cars and good security after hours.

Lettings Fees and Tenant Protection Information.

Following the viewing of a property with Parks Estate Agents, the applicant is required to pay a non-refundable holding deposit of £403.85 which will act as the holding payment to secure the property. This non-refundable payment is subject to the applicant proving they have a Right to Rent in the UK, the landlord agreeing to the let and all the applicants references being satisfactory. Parks Estate Agents will continue to conduct viewings and take offers on the property until the holding fee is paid.

The holding fee will then be deducted from the total due before moving into the property.

Holding Fee: £276.92

Damages Deposit: 5 weeks rent (calculated £1200 x 12 / 52 x 5) Total £1384.61

First month's rent: Payable on collection of keys

The prescribed information and T&C's of either the Landlord's approved scheme or our approved scheme will be provided.

As well as paying rent, you may also be required to make the following permitted payments;

1) Payment of up to £100 if you want to change the tenancy agreement.

2) Payment of interest for the late payment of rent at a rate of 3%.

3) Payment of £50 for the loss of keys/security devices.

4) Payment of any unpaid rent or other reasonable costs associated with an early termination of the tenancy.

Tenant Protection
Parks Estate Agents have Client Money Protection provided through Client Money Protect, and we are members of The Property Ombudsman, which is a redress scheme. You can find more information by contacting us directly.