Let agreed
2 bedroom apartment
5 Union Street, Liverpool, L3 9TY
Key features
- two bedrooms
- Apartment
- one bathroom
- one reception
- Double glazed
- Prime Location
- Close to Local ameneties
- Vaulted Ceilings
- Historic Building
- Contemporary Specification
Description
Irwell Chambers is a unique building dating back to the 19th Century which has been recently restores and redeveloped into contemporary living spaces within the business district of Liverpool, L3.
This makes the properties completely unique to one another, however all of which are completed to a high specification. The building has four coded entrances on each corner of the building and a stunning internal courtyard. It is also within immediate proximity of local amenities and transport links such as Moorfields train station.
The bathrooms and kitchens have all been refurbished several times since the initial redevelopment which took place in 2012.
Furthermore, the properties offer charismatic vaulted ceilings and reconditioned victorian sash windows which allow plenty of natural light into the premises.
These properties are suited ideally for young professionals given the area and demographic of tenants already within the building.
There is a permanent on site maintenance team to tend to any problems or issues you may have in order to keep the response time low to deal with such issues should they occur in order to keep tenant satisfactory as high as possible.
This property in particular has views of Union street for the living room and also has recently had brand new carpets and furniture. Both bedrooms are double bedrooms also and each tenant is supplied with a new mattress prior to move in.
Referencing Fees applicable:
£118.80 inclusive of VAT per applicant
£72.00 inclusive of VAT per student
£72.00 inclusive of VAT per Guarantor
Tenancy Information
- Terms (months):6 months
- Available from: Immediately
- Deposit required: £695
- Furnishing: Furnished
- Council tax band: B
- Student let: No
- House / flat share: Yes
Reserving a Property (England, Wales and Northern Ireland)
Should you make an offer on a property and it be accepted by the Landlord, you will be asked to pay a holding deposit equivalent to one weeks agreed rent. This will remove the property from the market whilst reference checks and preparation of the tenancy agreement is undertaken. The holding fee is taken as a financial commitment from you, the prospective tenant to proceed towards entering into the agreement.
Once paid, both parties will have two weeks to enter into a tenancy agreement however this may be extended if agreed by both parties in writing.
Refunding a Holding Deposit
Should you proceed to enter into a tenancy agreement with the Landlord, the holding fee will be paid towards the balances of your first month’s rent.
Should the Landlord choose to withdraw from entering into the agreement, this money will be refunded to you.
Retaining a Holding Deposit
A Holding Deposit will be retained where a prospective tenant;
- Provides false or misleading information which is reasonable considered when deciding a let of a property
- Fails a right to rent check
- Withdraws from entering into an agreement for the property
- Fails to take reasonable steps to enter into a tenancy agreement
Should any of the above occur, Purplebricks retains the right to deduct its reasonable expenses on a case by case basis which may include the administration, referencing or any other costs incurred.
Reserving a Property (Scotland)
Once an offer has been accepted you will be asked to provide details for your references. No holding fee will be payable.
Referencing Criteria and Tenancy Agreement
More information on our referencing criteria and a draft of the tenancy agreement can be found in our Terms and Conditions here.
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