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One bedroom apartment Situated on Rutherford St
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One bedroom apartment Situated on Rutherford St

PrivateOther1 Bed
Newcastle, Tyne and Wear
£820pm
ROOM ONLY - 5 Bedroom Mid Terraced House, Falmouth Road, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE6 5NT
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ROOM ONLY - 5 Bedroom Mid Terraced House, Falmouth Road, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE6 5NT

AgencyHouse1 Bed
Newcastle, Tyne and Wear
£500pm

What should I check for when viewing a property to rent in Newcastle?

When viewing a property, check for signs of damp, mould, or leaks. Inspect the windows and doors for proper sealing and security. Test all appliances included in the rental agreement, such as the oven, hob, and washing machine. Ensure the heating system is working correctly. Also, check the water pressure in the taps and shower.

What legal requirements should I be aware of when renting in the UK?

Landlords in the UK must protect your deposit in a government-approved scheme within 30 days of receiving it. They must also provide you with an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC), a gas safety certificate (if applicable), and information about the 'How to Rent' guide. Landlords are legally required to ensure the property is fit for habitation.

What safety features should a rental property have?

A rental property should have working smoke alarms on each floor and a carbon monoxide alarm in any room with a solid fuel-burning appliance (e.g., a wood-burning stove). Fire doors are recommended, especially in houses of multiple occupancy (HMOs). Ensure there are no obvious electrical hazards.

What questions should I ask the landlord or letting agent before signing a tenancy agreement?

Ask about the tenancy length, the deposit amount and protection scheme, whether pets are allowed, who is responsible for maintenance and repairs, and what the council tax band is. Clarify the notice period required to end the tenancy and whether there are any restrictions on subletting or assigning the tenancy.

What should I do before moving into a rental property?

Before moving in, take detailed photos and videos of the property's condition, including any existing damage. This will serve as evidence when you move out and help prevent disputes over the deposit. Ensure you have a written inventory of all items included in the rental, and verify that it accurately reflects the property's contents and condition. Also, arrange for contents insurance to protect your belongings.