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All 4 bed houses to have own TV with freeview and own Internet access.

Please note that we only have three 4 bed houses, two 2 bed flats and one 2 bed house left for September. Call us now and save yourself disappointment.

Viewings available Monday to Friday please call to arrange a time to suit.

We now have FREE Parking and FREE internet access for all tenants.

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Check the properties that we have available to rent now.

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1 Bed Flat
Students
52 Weeks at £92.31 P/W
42 Weeks at £114.28 P/W
Private Tenants
£400 PCM
Availability: 1
1 Bed House
Students
52 Weeks at £94.61 P/W
42 Weeks at £117.14 P/W
Private Tenants
£410 PCM
Sorry, none available
2 Bed Flat
Students
52 Weeks at £64.61 P/P/W
42 Weeks at £80 P/P/W
Private Tenants
£470 PCM
Availability: 2
2 Bed House
Students
52 Weeks at £65.77 P/P/W
42 Weeks at £81.43 P/P/W
Private Tenants
£510 PCM
Sorry, none available
3 Bed House
Students
52 Weeks at £62.19 P/P/W
42 Weeks at £77 P/P/W
Private Tenants
£580 PCM
Sorry, none available
4 Bed House
Students
52 Weeks at £79.61 P/P/W
Sorry, none available

Tenancy agreements, advice and guidance

Once you have found a property at Waterside Village you will be asked by Herbert Management LLP (the landlord) to sign a contract. The most common form of contract is the Assured Shorthold Tenancy agreement, which is the one used by Herbert Management LLP. These contracts are legally binding and set out the rights and responsibilities of both the landlord and the tenants.

The only release from a contract is to find a suitable replacement person (usually another student) who has agreed to take over your contractual responsibilities.

Joint contracts

Most student properties are let on a joint tenancy basis. This means that all tenants sign the same agreement and are equally liable for the full rent due on the property. If any of the tenants fail to pay their share of the total rent, the landlord can hold the other tenants in the property legally liable for the portion of the rent that remains unpaid. If there is any damage to the property, or if cleaning is required at the end of the tenancy, this is also the joint responsibility of all the tenants. The only exception to this is if one or more of the tenants claim responsibility for any damage and agree to meet the repair/replacement costs themselves.