Available now · Apartment

Stanhope Street

Camden Town, NW1, London
Ref GQE-NW1-10
£4,100per calendar month
4Bedrooms
1Bathroom
77 m²Size
ApartmentType

About this property

A well-presented duplex apartment on Stanhope Street, with a newly refurbished kitchen fitted with an induction hob, oven and its own washer-dryer.

Four bedrooms are arranged over two floors, several bright and well-proportioned with room for a desk, and one opening onto a private balcony.

The bathroom has been refitted, with a glass-screened shower over the bath and a wall-mounted vanity unit.

Warren Street station is an 8-minute walk away, with Euston 10 minutes and UCL 15 minutes on foot, a practical choice for students and sharers.

Features

  • Washing machine

Floor plan

Measurements are approximate and provided for guidance only. They are not a statement of fact and should not be relied on for ordering carpets, furniture or appliances.

Location

Camden Town, NW1. We are happy to talk you through transport links, local schools and what the area is actually like to live in, just ask.

Camden Town NW1 · approximate location

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Material information

The facts you need before deciding whether to view. If anything here is missing or unclear, ask us and we will get it for you.

Rent
£4,100 per calendar month
Tenancy deposit
£4,7315 weeks' rent, the legal maximum
Council Tax band
DCheck the current charge
Fees payable by tenants
NoneFull fee schedule
Your deposit
Protected within 30 daysin a government-approved scheme

Affordability calculator

What most referencing providers look for, and what it would cost you to move in. A guide, not a decision — if the numbers are close, talk to us.

£123,000 combined gross annual income, as a guide
£8,831 to move in: first month's rent plus a 5-week deposit
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Count everything: salary, self-employment, pensions, benefits, maintenance, investments. Add together the income of everyone who would be named on the tenancy. All income counts the same.

How this works, and what it does not do

Most referencing providers look for a combined gross annual income of about thirty times the monthly rent. For this property that is £123,000. We apply the same guideline to everyone.

It is a guideline, not a decision. If your income is below it, a guarantor or rent paid in advance can often bridge the gap, and savings or a longer tenancy can change the picture. We would rather talk it through than turn you away on a number.

The deposit on this property is capped by law at 5 weeks' rent, which is £4,731. We can ask for at most one month's rent in advance, and only once the tenancy has been agreed. There are no agency fees for tenants. See our full fee schedule.

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