Harringtons Lettings - Expert Advice on Rental Property for Landlords

No Lets For Pets

2012-02-20T04:33:00.001-08:00

At Harringtons Lettings we receive a huge amount of phone calls and enquiries regarding whether we accept pets, mainly cats or dogs. Unfortunately the answer is in most cases No; we do not unless otherwise specified. This is plain and simply because most of our Landlords do not accept them and also because we have encountered problems in the past with noise complains, damage to properties etc.

However as animal lovers we are sympathetic to your needs and would like to offer you some impartial advice to help you and your furry friend find a home.

Please see some tips below from www.letswithpets.org.uk

1 ) Don’t leave your house hunting until the last minute – Give yourself plenty of time to find a pet-friendly property and begin searching at least 6-8 weeks before you need to move out of your current home.

2 ) Be as flexible as possible – The more restrictive your search criteria are, the more difficult it will be for you to find a pet-friendly property. Try to be flexible on location and property type as this will increase your chances of finding somewhere for you and your pet to live.

3 ) Write a CV for your pet – Provide your prospective landlord with as much information about your pet as you can. Write a CV and include contact details for your veterinary practice and for someone who can care for your pet in case of an emergency. You could also include details of your pet’s last vaccinations and any flea and worming treatments they have received. See pages
9 and 10 for two sample CVs.

4 ) Get a reference for your pet – By providing your landlord with a reference from your previous landlord or your vet, you can show that your pet is both well behaved and capable of living in rented accommodation without causing problems or damage. This will also demonstrate that you are a responsible pet owner.

5 ) Introduce your pet to your landlord – Meeting your pet in advance may put your landlord’s mind at ease. You could invite your landlord to your current home so that they can see that your pet has caused no problems there. This is particularly important for dogs as it’s an opportunity to show that your dog is calm and well behaved.

6 ) Offer to pay a higher deposit – Many landlords are concerned about pets causing damage to their property or furnishings. By offering to pay a higher deposit, you will reassure the landlord that you will cover any damage that your pet may cause.

7 ) Offer to have the property professionally cleaned – Landlords often worry that accepting pets will lead to flea infestations, excess pet hair and dirty carpets and soft furnishings. To put your landlord’s mind at ease you might consider offering to pay for the property to be professionally cleaned when you move out. Some landlords and letting agents may ask for a non-refundable payment in advance to cover the cost of cleaning.

8 ) Be honest, don’t sneak your pet in without permission – It’s never advisable to keep a pet in a property without the landlord’s consent. This will only lead to problems in the future and could result in the termination of your tenancy. It’s possible that keeping pets in the property may even violate the landlord’s own leasehold agreement. It’s advisable to always be honest about your pets from the start.

9 ) Get written permission – If your landlord has given you permission to keep a pet in your property, make sure you get it in writing. You can also ask for a clause to be added to your tenancy agreement to cover the keeping of pets and make sure that any ‘No Pets’ clauses are removed. This will prevent problems from arising in future.

Occasionally Harringtons Lettings offer a property where pets are accepted. Please contact us on 01273 724000 to find out more about pet friendly properties.

Housing Benefit Subletting Scam

2012-02-13T05:20:00.001-08:00

Whilst Housing Benefit broadens our market for tenants it is also being made profitable by tenants themselves. The scam is simple, a tenant takes on your property and they qualify for Housing Benefit, they then sublet to somebody that does not qualify. An estimated 80% of all tenants sublet to somebody who would not qualify for Housing Benefit. Scamming tenants can earn up to £20,000 pounds a year costing the taxpayer and you, the landlord!

According to the DWP it is thought that there are as many as 200,000 tenants nationally breaking the rules and with around 5,000,000 million people on the waiting list for accommodation the scammers certainly have their pick of targets.

As much as most of the scamming is being done in council owned properties it is surely just as likely to be happening in the private sector also.

Unfortunate for those tenants that do qualify and are legitimately looking for places to rent within the private sector as this scam is just another thing to put private landlords off taking HB tenants.

If you think this scam is happening in your property make sure that proper credit checks are carried out and that your agent carries out regular inspections of the property.

An estimated 50,000 homes are thought to be currently occupied unlawfully. Make sure that yours is not one of them.

If you wish to find out more information on how to protect your property from illegal subletting please contact Harringtons Lettings on 01273 724000.

First Time Landlord

2012-02-06T07:16:00.001-08:00

First Time Landlord?

Want to know how to be successful first time landlord? Here are our five top tips:

1. Comply with Regulations – Your property must be fit for purpose, any furnishings need to comply with fire and safety standard. We would suggest you let your property unfurnished save having to worry. All gas fittings and appliances must meet standards with an annual Gas Safety Check carried out. Electrical safety checks should be carried out too. You’ll also need an Energy Performance Certificate as required by law so that tenants can make comparisons on energy efficiency.

2. Get the Right Insurance – Standard homeowner cover will not suffice, should anything happen you need to be covered for any eventuality and specialised landlord insurance is vital.

3. Protect Your Tenants’ Deposit – Within 14 days of receiving a tenants’ deposit you must be able to provide evidence to your tenant that their deposit has been protected. Provided that the tenants meet their terms of agreement the schemed guarantee that the tenants will get their deposit back.

4. Know Your Rights as Well as Your Tenants – Make sure that you fully understand your tenancy agreement, not only what is required of you but what you require from your tenants too. If any kind of dispute arises in the future you need to know your legal rights and what you and your tenant have signed up for.

5. Use an Agent – It will come at a cost but there can be no doubt it can make things a lot less stressful. They will market and manage your property, depending on the level of running that you need. Whilst more costly than doing things by yourself they can save costs in the long run should things go wrong. Give us a call on 01273 724 000 to find out more.

Protect Yourself against Nightmare Tenants with the Right Insurance

2012-01-30T08:31:00.001-08:00

The risks facing any landlord are different to those facing your average homeowner. Standard home insurance only covers damage to your property and possessions; it will not cover you if your tenants have to move out during repairs. For example, the ground floor of the property you let out is damaged by flood; your standard cover would include damages but not the loss of rent you may face if your tenants are forced to move out.

Also, standard cover would not include legal costs should your tenant decide to start legal proceedings as they have been required to move out.

Not forgetting any damage that may be caused by tenants, despite references and checks. Without proper landlord insurance you property would not be covered under standard homeowner insurance.

Make sure that when taking out landlord insurance you get the right cover for you. For quotes you will need you Building Sum Insured amount, usually found on your Surveyor’s Report. Work out how much the contents of the property you rent out and whether this is included in your Policy or needs to be taken out separately. Remember even if your property is let unfurnished, contents are anything that sticks to the floor if you turned your property upside down including kitchen cupboards etc.

When getting quotes be upfront about your tenant’s status, failure to tell an insurer you let to students, for example, and this is realised on a claim it may result in the Insurer not having to pay out.

Finally, when you decide on the right landlord insurance for you don’t be fooled by monthly payment options, these are usually subject to additional charges; if you can afford it pay upfront. Better the cost now than when something does go wrong and you are not properly insured.

We at Harringtons Lettings recommend iInsure365, Hove based Landlord Insurance Specialists who can be contacted on 01273 827 090

We have a Corporate Tenant Looking for Property

2012-01-26T10:51:00.001-08:00

We have just taken on a Corporate Tenant looking for long-term tenancies with an immediate requirement for five+ bedroom houses in Central Brighton & Hove. If you have a property, please call us urgently on

01273 724000

What To Look For In Student Accommodation

2012-01-24T03:11:00.001-08:00

If you’re planning to move out of halls in your second year, you’ll probably need to start looking for private accommodation in the spring term of your first year.

If you’re looking for private rental places, there are many things worth checking before you go about renting it.
Make sure you take a few days out specifically to look around student accommodation. Usually there is a lot of properties on the market and it is worth seeing a few properties before you make a final decision. You’ll want a checklist which will help you decide the best long term place. Here are some ideas on what to look out for:

If you are going to be house sharing, which is more than likely in most student accommodation, make sure you have your group ready. At many lettings agents, Harringtons Lettings included, you will be asked to put down a holding fee which will take the property off the market and which also covers your admin fees. Many problems and misunderstanding happen when for example, one of your friends decides to pull out of the let leading to loss of your holding fee. This fee can be anything from £150 per person at Harringtons Lettings up to over £250 with other agents in Brighton. Surely nobody would like to loose this sort of money so getting yourselves all organised is vital when house hunting.

It is also important to check what condition is the property in? Is there any sign of damp or other lingering problems that may not get sorted out in your tenure there? What about the general cleanliness? You can always ask for the property to be professionally cleaned before you move in.

It is also a good idea to find out exactly how much the bills will be each month. This can be calculated pretty accurately with current Energy Performance Certificates, or just by asking the current tenants at the property. Price is going to be an important part of your considerations, so make sure you get it right.

Are there enough facilities to go around? Are there the right white goods? A washing machine is always useful in student accommodation. Similarly, what are you responsible for? If there’s a garden, do you have to look after it? Unattended gardens is a common way to loose money from your deposit so make sure this is something you area aware.

At Harringtons Lettings we have over 18 years of experience with student lettings. With currently over 20 student properties available for the next academic year we have one of the best selections of student houses and flats in the Brighton area. Why do not you give us a call on 01273 724000 to find out more.

Condensation and how to overcome this issue

2012-01-11T08:14:00.001-08:00

This time a year we are finding that many of our tenants are having problems with condensation.

What is condensation?

Condensation as the name suggests is water which has “condensed” from warm, moist air on contact with cold surface.

Why does condensation occur?

Condensation usually happens during the winter months as the temperature drops and the external walls and windows are cold. The usual sequence of events is as follows:

1.   cold air enters the building
2.   the air is warmed for the comfort of the occupants
3.   the warn air takes up moisture
4.   the warm, moist air comes into contact with cold surfaces, walls, windows, etc. and is bellow dew point
5.   condensation occurs as the excess moisture is released

The main sources of moisture in domestic properties are parfait and unventilated heaters, cooking, clothes washing and drying, baths, dishwashing etc.

Some of the problems that condensation can cause include running water on windows and walls, the appearance of moulds on the surface of wallpaper and paints in poorly ventilated areas, and dry rot under suspended floors.
A much less common form of condensation occurs when the dew point is reached within the structure itself. This is known as Interstitial Condensation and can be easily mistaken for rising damp.

Overcoming condensation

It has been proven that condensation results from moist air coming into contact with cold surfaces. Mould development within a building is unlikely to occur if the relative humidity is maintained bellow 70%.

Heating air alone in unlikely to achieve a satisfactory solution. Unless cold surfaces are eliminated, condensation at some point is unavoidable. To tackle condensation successfully, both air humidity as well as cold surface elimination must take place.

Improved heating and ventilation with specific action in relation to cold spots will usually result in considerable improvements.

Installation of small extractor fans into bathrooms and kitchens will carry away moisture in the air with minimal running costs.

Particularly cold walls can be insulated by covering with foam lining paper or polystyrene tiles in order to prevent condensation.

An alternative to heating and ventilation for the control of moisture in the air is the dehumidifier. This device draws in air, cools it to remove moisture and reheats it to an acceptable temperature before recirculation it.

For any more details and information regarding condensation please contact Harringtons Lettings on 01273 724000 as we know number of good contractors who could assist with these issues.

2 Bed apartment to rent in West Street, Brighton

2012-01-06T07:03:00.000-08:00

2 Bed apartment to rent in West Street, Brighton

NEW property on the market!

£1700 pcm

HIGH STANDARD two bedroom MODERN APARTMENT with extremely large roof terrace, balcony and parking situated in the heart of Brighton. Early internal viewing is highly recommended. Available IMMEDIATELY

3 Bed terraced house to rent in Over Street, Brighton

2012-01-04T01:44:00.000-08:00

3 Bed terraced house to rent in Over Street, Brighton

NEW property on the market!

Furnished or unfurnished well presented, newly refurbished three bedroom terraced house with patio situated in the North Lanes area within central Brighton. Double glazing, hardwood flooring and central heating. Available in March.

2 Bed apartment to rent in Nizells Avenue, Hove

2012-01-03T08:14:00.000-08:00

2 Bed apartment to rent in Nizells Avenue, Hove

NEW property on the market!

Recently REFURBISHED & converted TWO BEDROOM first floor flat with PARKING overlooking St. Ann's Well Gardens in HOVE. Available 12th January and early internal viewing is highly recommended.

1 Bed apartment to rent in Norfolk Terrace, Brighton

2012-01-03T08:11:00.000-08:00

1 Bed apartment to rent in Norfolk Terrace, Brighton

NEW property on the market!

FURNISHED one bedroom FLAT situated within the central Brighton area in Norfolk Terrace. Early internal viewing is highly recommended. Available in February.

2 Bed Flat to Rent in Kemp Town

2012-01-03T08:08:00.000-08:00

2 Bed apartment to rent in Donald Hall Road, Kemp Town

New property on the market!

Unfurnished two bedroom purpose built flat situated in Kemp Town close to Royal Sussex Hospital. This property is available 13th February. Early internal viewing is highly recommended.

Studio apartment Brunswick Place, Hove

2012-01-03T08:02:00.000-08:00

Studio apartment to rent in Brunswick Place, Hove

New Property on the Market!

Unfurnished good size STUDIO flat situated in the popular BRUNSWICK area on the Brighton/Hove border. The property is available 7th March and early internal viewing is highly recommended.

FROZEN PIPES

2012-01-03T07:18:00.001-08:00

Avoid the misery of frozen pipes

Frozen pipes are a major problem when the temperature is below freezing during the winter months. Not many people realise the amount of damage that can be caused by having a pipe frozen in their homes.

So what are frozen pipes? Frozen pipes are when during a particularly cold spell the water in the pipes freezes. As is common knowledge, when water freezes it expands causing the pipes to expand and in some cases cracks. When the ice thaws the water can run out of these cracks and can cause severe damage in the house.

The following steps describe what you should do as soon as you discover a frozen pipe:

1. Turn the water supply. Turn off the main stop tap. This can be found under the kitchen sink or where the service pipe enters the property. If present, stopcock in the cold water tank should also be switched off.

2. protect everything around the pipe that appears to be frozen to avoid damage if it bursts.

3. Open the nearest tap to the part of the pipe you think is frozen. This will allow the melted water to flow away.

In the situation where your pipe is frozen but not yet rupture, you need to promptly thaw it out.

There are few thawing techniques that can be applied in order to tackle this issue:

There are electric pipe heat tapes available on the market specifically for this issue. This is a ribbon type wrap that has electrical heating elements in it. The temperature is controlled with a thermostat and the heat tape heats the pipe.

Wrap the pipe with bath towels or cloths and pour hot water (from the kettle) over the towels. This will apply warmth to a section of the pipe and thaw the ice.

Prop a small space heater close to the frozen pipe and leave it for an hour

Run a propane plumbing torch or blowtorch along the frozen pipe. Always make sure to move it back and forth along the pipe. You don't want to boil the water inside or overheat the pipe and damage it.

To avoid the misery of frozen pipes this winter, take sensible precautions before temperatures drop too low. By making sure that your water tank has adequate isolation around it and by leaving your heating on when your house is unoccupied may well prevent you from any unexpectable problems.

Five Reasons Why Brighton is a Fantastic Place to live!

2011-12-22T05:42:00.000-08:00

I moved to Brighton & Hove four years ago after leaving University. I was looking for a young, vibrant and friendly town that didnt have the hustle and bustle of London. I wasnt disappointed!

These are my five reasons why Brighton is a fantastic place to live:-

1) Obviously No 1 is going to be the BEACH! Perfect for people who find sand annoying, Brighton has a great stretch of coastline with something always going on at the weekends - London to Brighton Bike Rride, Brighton Marathon and Paddle round the pier to name but a few.

http://brightonmarathon.co.uk/
http://londontobrightonbikeride.com/
http://www.paddleroundthepier.com/

2) Great Pubs and Restaurants. Brighton is well know as a huge destination for Hen and Stag Do's but for local people in the know there is loads of fantastic pubs, bars and restaurants in Brighton & Hove. If you are looking for a quiet pub garden on a lazy Sunday afternoon, the best place to go is Hove Place on First Avenue in Hove. Tucked away in a residential street, it has a lovely Italien style garden and the food is amazing http://www.goldenliongroup.co.uk/bars-and-pubs/hove-place.

If you like Indian Food, there is no place like Hove Tandori on Church Road, Hove. This restaurant is small and intimate and the staff are always friendly and welcoming. Make sure you book in advance as this place is always busy http://www.hovetandoori.com/.

3) Great Sport. We are blessed to be home to the Brighton & Hove Albion football team who have die-hard supporters who have remained loyal throughout the years. Fans have finally been rewarded with a shiny new stadium, the Amex, based in Falmer and we have also been recently promoted. http://www.seagulls.co.uk/page/Welcome

We also have the Sussex County Cricket Club based in Hove who have had a very sucessful couple of years and also have a newly developed ground. http://www.sussexcricket.co.uk/

4) Great History and Architecture. The ancient settlement of Brighthelmstone dates from before Domesday Book (1086), but it emerged as a health resort featuring sea bathing during the 18th century and became a destination for day-trippers from London after the arrival of the railway in 1841.

Brighton & Hove seafront is stunning with streets lined with Regency Buildings and with the Royal Pavillion still proving to be a popular tourist destination.

5) Great Commnunity. Brighton may be a city but it has a small Town mentality where everyone knows everybody. Many Brighton residents have been here all of their lives and have vowed never to move-away. It you need advice or the services of a local business, the recommendations always come pooring in.

Home - SCCC Sussex County Cricket Club official website

2011-12-22T05:29:00.001-08:00

Home - SCCC Sussex County Cricket Club official website

FindaProperty Blog | FindaProperty.com

2011-12-22T05:05:00.000-08:00

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Merry Christmas … plus the property year in reviewSource: FindaProperty Blog FindaProperty.com http://blog.findaproperty.com/#ixzz1hGhU7Y49 From the FindaProperty.com blog

1 Bed apartment to rent in Roman Road, Hove

2011-12-22T04:59:00.000-08:00

1 Bed apartment to rent in Roman Road, Hove

NEW PROPERTY ON THE MARKET

£750PCM

Unfurnished one double bedroom first floor flat situated in the New Church Road area close to the Seafront. Central heating and double glazing. Free on-street parking.
Available immediately.

2011-12-22T04:56:00.000-08:00

We are proud to announce that 2 staff members of Harringtons Lettings team will take part in the 10 mile Great South Run to raise money for charity next October! Wish us luck...

1 Bed apartment to rent in Shaftesbury Place, Brighton

2011-12-22T01:04:00.000-08:00

1 Bed apartment to rent in Shaftesbury Place, Brighton

NEW PROPERTY ON THE MARKET

£725 PCM

Unfurnished ground floor flat with garden close to the London Road station. This property is available 10th February. Early internal viewing is highly recommended.

1 Bed apartment to rent in Goldstone Villas, Hove

2011-12-22T00:57:00.000-08:00

1 Bed apartment to rent in Goldstone Villas, Hove

NEW PROPERTY ON THE MARKET!

£800 PCM

Unfurnished one bed first floor flat in central Hove near Hove Station. Available 23rd January. Early internal viewing is highly recommended.

2 Bed apartment to rent in Palmeira Avenue, Hove

2011-12-22T00:52:00.000-08:00

2 Bed apartment to rent in Palmeira Avenue, Hove

Price Reduced!

Now £1400 pcm

First floor unfurnished two bedroom APARTMENT with BALCONY in sought after location with secure underground PARKING.
This property is available 17th January. Early internal viewing is highly recommended.

CHRISTMAS HAZARDS

2011-12-19T01:14:00.001-08:00

It is the time of the year again when we decorate our home with coloured lights and bring a tree into our homes.

Christmas is without doubt an enjoyable time of year, and we waste no time making sure that our homes are full of that feeling, both from inside and out.

Amongst all the festive cheer and family gatherings, we all tend to forget about the possible dangers that Christmas can bring into our homes.

Here is number or things to watch out for:

Overused Power Sockets

Christmas lights for Christmas tree, indoor lights around the window frames, not to mention all the outdoor lighting – we do like to go electricity mad during this festive period. What we also do is that we tend to use the most convenient plugs which can lead to plug over usage. Overheating of the sockets could cause sparks to fly and a fire to start, as well as to give an electricity shock.

All this can be easily avoided by using extensions leads which spread the use evenly across all the power sockets.

Safe Holiday Decorations

Christmas would not be Christmas without Christmas lights. Discard lights that are over three years old and purchase new lights that have a seal of approval from Underwriters Laboratories (UL). It is also recommended to inspect old and new lights before putting them up. Throw the lights away if you find frayed wires, insulation gaps, or broken or cracked sockets.

Unstable Christmas Tree

From plastic to real pinewood, Christmas trees are the symbolic feature of the holidays. Despite its enduring popularity, Christmas trees remain the epicentre of most Christmas injuries with over 350 people injured every year by Christmas tree alone.
Rather than just putting a tree into a plant pot with some water, invest into a proper Christmas tree holder.

Increased Fire Risk

When you have so many flammable objects from wrapping paper to opened boxes, the fire risk is raised. A fire can start in a hundred different ways from a spark from overused plugs to flame from Christmas candles; do not help it along by leaving paper everywhere.

Over Excitement

This may seem as an advice for children, but it applies for adults too. Things you would never normally do, like assembling children toys with a knife or climbing up a ladder over icy ground, you will find yourself doing without thinking.

Injuries are on increase during Christmas. According to the research over 80,000 Christmas related injuries happen every year. All of these can be prevented from happening so please consider the idea of checking your home if it meets the required safety standards.

We wish everyone a happy and safe Christmas and New Year.

Student Properties Needed for 2012

2011-12-16T05:45:00.001-08:00

WE HAVE JUST LET OUR FIRST STUDENT PROPERTY FOR 2012!

AND HAVE 100’S OF STUDENTS WHO HAVE MISSED OUT!

WE ARE INUNDATED WITH EARLY BIRD STUDENTS TRYING TO SECURE THE BEST STUDENT HOUSES FOR 2012 BEFORE THEY ARE SNAPPED UP

DONT BE THE LAST LANDLORD TO ADVERTISE YOUR PROPERTY!

01273 724000

2 Bed apartment to rent in Lansdowne Place, Hove

2011-12-16T03:36:00.000-08:00

2 Bed apartment to rent in Lansdowne Place, Hove

Price Reduced!
Now £1100pcm

Beautiful presented two double bedroom lower ground floor t flat with rear courtyard and great storage situated in the central Hove area. Available 1st December. Early internal viewing is highly recommended.

1 Bed apartment to rent in Wilbury Crescent, Hove

2011-12-16T03:31:00.000-08:00

1 Bed apartment to rent in Wilbury Crescent, Hove

Price Reduced!

Now £725pcm

Unfurnished SPACIOUS one bedroom FLAT in a well maintained purpose built block in HOVE situated 10 minutes from Hove Station. Gas central heating. Available 24th January.

Loft apartment to rent in Bigwood Avenue, Hove

2011-12-16T03:25:00.000-08:00

Loft apartment to rent in Bigwood Avenue, Hove

Large Price Reduction!
Now £695pcm

Unfurnished MODERN one bedroom top floor FLAT situated in Hove close to Dyke Road Park.
The property is available 4th January and early internal viewing is highly recommended.

2 Bed apartment to rent in Chesham Road, Kemp Town

2011-12-16T03:16:00.000-08:00

2 Bed apartment to rent in Chesham Road, Kemp Town

Stunning and spacious two bedroom ground floor flat to rent in Kemp Town just off the seafront. Parking, two outside spaces, storage for bikes and gas central heating. Period features throughout with high ceilings and traditional sash windows. Available Immediately.

Merry Christmas from the Harringtons Team

2011-12-15T03:02:00.001-08:00

Council tax rise confirmed in Draft Green Budget | News From Brighton

2011-12-14T10:36:00.000-08:00

Council tax rise confirmed in Draft Green Budget News From Brighton

Landlord and BTL Blog

2011-12-14T10:31:00.000-08:00

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Demand For Student Accommodation Rises

2011-12-13T10:10:00.001-08:00

Early evidence of fewer university applications for 2012 has showed a picture that will come as no surprise to anyone, and was a natural impact of the recent steep rise in tuition fees. It has been suggested that university towns may experience fewer students looking for accommodation. However, based on numerous letting agent reports, there is no evidence as there is still plenty of demand.

According to reports, there are two new groups of property applicants looking for accommodation. The first group are ‘fresh out of college or school’ students who are not taking the university route and looking for their first out-of home place to live. The second group of applicants includes ever increasing number of foreign students from Asia and Middle East proving that no shortage of student accommodation applicants should be expected.

The rise in tuition fees is also likely to increase demand for private accommodation as this offers better deals than university halls.

As mentioned by Jonathan Moore, the director of Easyroommate.co.uk, private accommodation can be up to 23% cheaper than student halls, which is for cost-conscious students looking for the best deals around a large amount to consider.

Based on the recent study carried out by Easyroommate.co.uk Brighton stands at the top of the list for the highest private accommodation demand within the UK with 13 applicants for each available room.

Even though the student numbers are on increase, it seems as higher education institutes have often failed to keep pace with the expended demand for accommodation.

Last year alone, there was a large over subscription to student halls in the Brighton area which resulted into lack of available accommodation. Students who did not get placed in student halls were left to find other forms of accommodation, many ending up staying in hostels for a considerable period of time.

2 Bed maisonette to rent in Inwood Crescent, Brighton

2011-12-13T06:31:00.000-08:00

NEW PROPERTY!

2 Bed maisonette to rent in Inwood Crescent, Brighton: Unfurnished two bedroom maisonette in excellent location close to Seven Dials and London Road Station. This property is available from 12th January 2012 and early internal viewing is highly recommended.

4 Bed semi-detached house to rent in Marlborough Drive, Burgess Hill

2011-12-13T06:29:00.000-08:00

NOW REDUCED!

4 Bed semi-detached house to rent in Marlborough Drive, Burgess Hill: Unfurnished FOUR BEDROOM semi-detached HOUSE with garage and large garden situated in BURGESS HILL. Easy access to of the A23. Available immediately.

2 Bed apartment to rent in Westbourne Gardens, Hove

2011-12-13T06:28:00.000-08:00

NEW PROPERTY!

2 Bed apartment to rent in Westbourne Gardens, Hove: Unfurnished ground floor flat in superb location in Hove five minutes from Hove Seafront. This property is available from 10th January 2012 and early internal viewing is highly recommended.

2 Bed terraced house to rent in Farm Road, Hove

2011-12-13T06:27:00.000-08:00

NEW PROPERTY!

2 Bed terraced house to rent in Farm Road, Hove: Rarely available two bedroom house to rent in superb location in popular Brunswick area of Hove off Western Road. This property is availalble from 9th January 2012 and early internal viewing is highly recommended.

1 Bed apartment to rent in Sillwood Place, Brighton

2011-12-13T06:26:00.000-08:00

NEW PROPERTY!

1 Bed apartment to rent in Sillwood Place, Brighton: VIEWINGS FROM 3RD JAN 2012. RENT INCLUDES HEATING AND HOT WATER. Fully furnished one bedroom flat in well maintained purpose built block in superb location off Brighton Seafront. This property is available from 1st February 2012 and early internal viewing is highly recommended.

2 Bed apartment to rent in Varndean Drive, Brighton

2011-12-13T06:23:00.000-08:00

NOW REDUCED!

2 Bed apartment to rent in Varndean Drive, Brighton: FURNISHED two double bedroom FLAT set within the Varndean Park Estate with PARKING, balcony and communal SWIMMING POOL. The property is available IMMEDIATELY. Early internal viewing is highly recommended.

2 Bed apartment to rent in Hove Street, Hove

2011-12-13T06:22:00.000-08:00

NOW REDUCED!

2 Bed apartment to rent in Hove Street, Hove: Unfurnished two bedroom FLAT situated in a fantastic location right on Hove SEAFRONT. Available date IMMEDIATELY. Early internal viewing is highly recommended.

2 Bed maisonette to rent in Ditchling Road, Brighton

2011-12-13T06:21:00.000-08:00

NEW PROPERTY!

2 Bed maisonette to rent in Ditchling Road, Brighton: Unfurnished two bedroom maisonette in excellent central location next to the Level in Brighton. This property is available 11th January 2012 and early internal viewing is highly recommended.

4 Bed maisonette to rent in Arundel Road, Worthing

2011-12-13T06:20:00.000-08:00

NOW REDUCED!

4 Bed maisonette to rent in Arundel Road, Worthing: Unfurnished, exceptionally SPACIOUS four bedroom MAISONETTE situated in Worthing. Goo access to the A27. This property is available immediately. Early internal viewing is highly recommended.

2 Bed terraced house to rent in St. Marys Road, Burgess Hill

2011-12-13T06:18:00.000-08:00

NOW REDUCED!

2 Bed terraced house to rent in St. Marys Road, Burgess Hill: Unfurnished two double bedroom recently redecorated mid terraced HOUSE with lovely rear GARDEN in Burgess Hill. Available IMMEDIATELY. Early internal viewing is highly recommended.

1 Bed apartment to rent in Sillwood Place, Brighton

2011-12-13T01:06:00.000-08:00

1 Bed apartment to rent in Sillwood Place, Brighton: VIEWINGS FROM 3RD JAN 2012. RENT INCLUDES HEATING AND HOT WATER. Fully furnished one bedroom flat in well maintained purpose built block in superb location off Brighton Seafront. This property is available from 1st February 2012 and early internal viewing is highly recommended.

Experienced Lettings Negotiator/ Valuer Needed

2011-12-09T04:18:00.001-08:00

Harringtons Lettings are currently looking for a Lettings Negotiator / Valuer within their busy Western Road Branch.

The applicant must be highly motivated and work under a substantial amount of pressure as this is an extremely busy office. They will be required to carry out viewings and valuations on properties within the Brighton, Hove and surrounding area. Their day to day duties will include taking tenants details, booking appointments, calling tenants on a daily basis, calling through private adverts, generating leads for valuations, generating valuations themselves, chasing up valuations, organising their diary, liaising with the other staff in the office and working as part of a team, carrying out viewings, dealing with any day to day running within the office itself as required by the Owner, dealing with holding fee forms if required.

Please apply by calling 01273 724000 or by sending your CV to viewings@harringtonslettings.co.uk

Illegal sub-letting 'a problem' with social housing | lawpack.co.uk

2011-12-08T09:17:00.000-08:00

Illegal sub-letting 'a problem' with social housing lawpack.co.uk

Landlords' and tenants' repairing obligations in Assured Shorthold Tenancies

2011-12-08T09:02:00.000-08:00

Landlords' and tenants' repairing obligations in Assured Shorthold Tenancies
Should the Landlord or Tenant replace lightbulbs?

Renting is safer than buying, say tenants - Letting Agent Today

2011-12-08T08:21:00.000-08:00

Renting is safer than buying, say tenants - Letting Agent Today

4 Bed semi-detached house to rent in Marlborough Drive, Burgess Hill

2011-12-08T07:17:00.000-08:00

NEW PROPERTY!

4 Bed semi-detached house to rent in Marlborough Drive, Burgess Hill: Unfurnished FOUR BEDROOM semi-detached HOUSE with garage and large garden situated in BURGESS HILL. Easy access to of the A23. Available immediately.

3 Bed maisonette to rent in Portland Road, Hove

2011-12-08T07:16:00.000-08:00

NEW PROPERTY!

3 Bed maisonette to rent in Portland Road, Hove: Unfurnished THREE BEDROOM spacious MAISONETTE in CENTRAL HOVE. Electricity included in rent. This property benefits from private entrance, central heating and double glazing. Available immediately.

2 Bed apartment to rent in Varndean Drive, Brighton

2011-12-08T07:15:00.000-08:00

NEW PROPERTY!

2 Bed apartment to rent in Varndean Drive, Brighton: FURNISHED two double bedroom FLAT set within the Varndean Park Estate with PARKING, balcony and communal SWIMMING POOL. The property is available IMMEDIATELY. Early internal viewing is highly recommended.

2 Bed apartment to rent in Hove Street, Hove

2011-12-08T07:14:00.000-08:00

NEW PROPERTY!

2 Bed apartment to rent in Hove Street, Hove: Unfurnished two bedroom FLAT situated in a fantastic location right on Hove SEAFRONT. Available date IMMEDIATELY. Early internal viewing is highly recommended.

4 Bed maisonette to rent in Arundel Road, Worthing

2011-12-08T07:12:00.000-08:00

NEW PROPERTY!

4 Bed maisonette to rent in Arundel Road, Worthing: Unfurnished, exceptionally SPACIOUS four bedroom MAISONETTE situated in Worthing. Goo access to the A27. This property is available immediately. Early internal viewing is highly recommended.

2 Bed terraced house to rent in St. Marys Road, Burgess Hill

2011-12-08T07:11:00.000-08:00

NEW PROPERTY!

2 Bed terraced house to rent in St. Marys Road, Burgess Hill: Unfurnished two double bedroom recently redecorated mid terraced HOUSE with lovely rear GARDEN in Burgess Hill. Available IMMEDIATELY. Early internal viewing is highly recommended.

6 Bed terraced house to rent in Lowther Road, Preston Park

2011-12-07T06:53:00.000-08:00

6 Bed terraced house to rent in Lowther Road, Preston Park: STUDENT HOUSE! Fully furnished six bedroom lovely student house situated in sought after area near Preston Park and Fiveways. The property benefits from double glazing and central heating. £ 85 PP PW. Available September 2012 and early internal viewing is highly recommended.

5 Bed semi-detached house to rent in Nyetimber Hill, Brighton

2011-12-07T06:52:00.000-08:00

5 Bed semi-detached house to rent in Nyetimber Hill, Brighton: Fully furnished five double bedroom STUDENT HOUSE in Bevendean. £90 per week per person. Available 17th August 2012 and early internal viewing is highly recommended.

5 Bed semi-detached house to rent in Lambourne Road, Brighton

2011-12-07T06:50:00.001-08:00

5 Bed semi-detached house to rent in Lambourne Road, Brighton: Fully furnished five bedroom STUDENT HOUSE with garden and garage in Hollingdean. This property is situated within 5 minutes walk from Brighton University and Moulsecoomb train station making it an ideal location for Sussex and Brighton University students. £90 PP PW. Available 19th July 2012.

5 Bed terraced house to rent in Viaduct Road, Brighton

2011-12-07T06:50:00.000-08:00

5 Bed terraced house to rent in Viaduct Road, Brighton: Fully FURNISHED five bedroom STUDENT HOUSE situated in central Brighton in Viaduct Road near Preston Circus. £89 per person per week. The property is available 8th August 2012 and early internal viewing is highly recommended.

5 Bed semi-detached house to rent in Hillside, Brighton

2011-12-07T06:49:00.000-08:00

5 Bed semi-detached house to rent in Hillside, Brighton: Fully furnished five bedroom student house with garden and off road parking situated in Bevendean close to the University of Brighton. Available 5th October 2012. £83 PPPW. Early internal viewing is highly recommended.

4 Bed semi-detached house to rent in The Avenue, Brighton

2011-12-07T06:48:00.000-08:00

4 Bed semi-detached house to rent in The Avenue, Brighton: Newly REFURBISHED, fully furnished three/four bedroom semi-detached STUDENT HOUSE with garden and off road parking situated in Bevendean close to Universities. Available 21st September 2012. £90 PPPW. Early internal viewing is highly recommended.

4 Bed semi-detached house to rent in Rushlake Close, Brighton

2011-12-07T06:46:00.000-08:00

4 Bed semi-detached house to rent in Rushlake Close, Brighton: Fully furnished four double bedroom STUDENT HOUSE with driveway, large garden and on street parking situated close to the University in COLDEAN. Available 5th October 2012 and early internal viewing is highly recommended.

House Share to rent in Nyetimber Hill, Brighton

2011-12-07T06:45:00.000-08:00

House Share to rent in Nyetimber Hill, Brighton: Fully furnished single bedroom available in student house with large garden, double gazing and central heating situated in Bevendean. £78 per person per week. Available 21st September 2012. Early internal viewing is highly recommended.

House Share to rent in Bevendean Crescent, Brighton

2011-12-07T06:42:00.000-08:00

House Share to rent in Bevendean Crescent, Brighton: SINGLE BEDROOM available in four bedroom furnished terraced STUDENT HOUSE with garden situated in a quiet road in BEVENDEAN. £78 per person per week. The property is available August 2012 and early internal viewing is highly recommended

Money saving tips for students off to university

2011-12-07T02:51:00.000-08:00

Money saving tips for students off to university

4 Bed semi-detached house to rent in Staplefield Drive, Brighton

2011-12-06T09:13:00.000-08:00

STUDENT PROPERTY FOR 2012!

4 Bed semi-detached house to rent in Staplefield Drive, Brighton: Furnished four bedroom STUDENT HOUSE in Bevendean close to the Universities. £85 PP PW. The property is available September 2012. Early internal viewing is highly recommended.

4 Bed terraced house to rent in Ladysmith Road, Brighton

2011-12-06T09:11:00.000-08:00

STUDENT HOUSE FOR 2012!

4 Bed terraced house to rent in Ladysmith Road, Brighton: Fully furnished four bedroom house with garden and BBQ area situated just off Lewes Road in Brighton. £88 per person per week. Early internal viewing is highly recommended. Available 1st October.

4 Bed semi-detached house to rent in Lower Bevendean Avenue, Brighton

2011-12-06T08:56:00.000-08:00

STUDENT HOUSE FOR 2012!

4 Bed semi-detached house to rent in Lower Bevendean Avenue, Brighton: Fully furnished four bedroom STUDENT HOUSE situated in Bevendean. £83 PP PW. Available 20th September 2012. Early internal viewing is highly recommended.

2 Bed apartment to rent in Brunswick Place, Hove

2011-12-06T08:55:00.000-08:00

2 Bed apartment to rent in Brunswick Place, Hove: Unfurnished TWO BEDROOM third floor flat in a sought after BRUNSWICK location in central Hove. Newly REFURBISHED throughout. Gas central heating. Available immediately.

2 Bed apartment to rent in Goldstone Villas, Hove

2011-12-06T08:53:00.000-08:00

REDUCED PRICE!

2 Bed apartment to rent in Goldstone Villas, Hove: Unfurnished newly REFURBISHED two bedroom lower ground floor FLAT with rear GARDEN and separate utility room situated in central HOVE close to Hove STATION. Early internal viewing is highly recommended. Available 17th November.

Loft apartment to rent in Bigwood Avenue, Hove

2011-12-06T08:49:00.000-08:00

PRICE REDUCTION!

Loft apartment to rent in Bigwood Avenue, Hove: Unfurnished MODERN one bedroom top floor FLAT situated in Hove close to Dyke Road Park. The property is available 4th January and early internal viewing is highly recommended.

INTERCEPTOR DRAINS

2011-12-06T06:20:00.001-08:00

5 Bed detached house to rent in Crespin Way, Brighton

2011-12-05T07:52:00.000-08:00

5 Bedroom Student House in Crespin Way, Brighton

Fully furnished five double bedroom student house with large rear garden situated in Hollingdean. £90 PPPW. Available 22nd August and early internal viewing is highly recommended.

Call 01273 724000 for a viewing!

6 Bed semi-detached house to rent in Nyetimber Hill, Brighton

2011-12-05T07:47:00.000-08:00

6 Bed semi-detached house to rent in Nyetimber Hill, Brighton

STUDENT HOUSE! Recently refurbished fully furnished six bedroom student house with large rear garden in the Brighton area. £95 PP PW. Early internal viewing is highly recommended. Available September 2012.

Call 01273 724000 for a viewing!

2 Bed apartment to rent in Brunswick Place, Hove

2011-12-02T06:00:00.000-08:00

NEW PROPERTY!

2 Bed apartment to rent in Brunswick Place, Hove: Unfurnished TWO BEDROOM third floor flat in a sought after BRUNSWICK location in central Hove. Newly REFURBISHED throughout. Gas central heating. Available immediately.

Landlord and BTL Blog: Tips On Tenancy Deposit Disputes 51: The 4th Tenant Defence

2011-11-30T09:49:00.000-08:00

Landlord and BTL Blog: Tips On Tenancy Deposit Disputes 51: The 4th Tenant Defence

Landlord fined £8000 - thebestof Aberystwyth blog

2011-11-30T09:48:00.000-08:00

Landlord fined £8000 - thebestof Aberystwyth blog

3 Bed terraced house to rent in Roedale Road, Brighton

2011-11-30T09:13:00.000-08:00

NEW PROPERTY!

3 Bed terraced house to rent in Roedale Road, Brighton: Unfurnished THREE BEDROOM terraced house with GARDEN situated in Hollingdean. The property benefits from FREE on-street PARKING. The property is available mid January and early internal viewing is highly recommended.

3 Bed apartment to rent in Tower Gate, Preston Park

2011-11-30T09:11:00.000-08:00

REDUCED!

3 Bed apartment to rent in Tower Gate, Preston Park: Unfurnished THREE BEDROOM purpose built FLAT situated in CENTRAL BRIGHTON close to Preston Park. PARKING space included. Easy access to the A23. Available immediately.

2 Bed apartment to rent in Cissbury Road, Hove

2011-11-30T09:08:00.000-08:00

NEW PROPERTY!

2 Bed apartment to rent in Cissbury Road, Hove: Unfurnished TWO BEDROOM top floor FLAT situated in a superb location close to Dyke Road Park and Seven Dials. Available 11th January.

Landlords Gas Safety Obligations - Protect your Tenant

2011-11-30T01:38:00.001-08:00

As the county was recently shocked by the news from Shoreham of a wrecked house caused by exploded boiler, it acts as a well-timed and essential reminder to all Landlords.

It is not only boiler explosions caused by faulty Gas boilers that can cause severe damage and injuries. The most common cause of death from a faulty Gas boiler is Carbon Monoxide poisoning.

Carbon monoxide (CO) is a colourless, unscented, poisonous gas produced by incomplete burning of carbon-based fuels, including gas, oil, wood and coal. These carbon-based fuels are safe to use, however it is only when the fuel does not burn properly that excess CO is produced, which is poisonous.

No matter what the relationship is between the tenant and the Landlord, it is still a Landlord responsibility to ensure that the Gas boiler and any gas appliances are serviced annually by a Gas Safe (previously Corgi) Engineer who will issue a Safety Certificate. Many Landlords are not aware that failure to carry out this essential inspection constitutes a criminal offence.

As mentioned by the Health and Safety Executive report from 2011 every year around 15 people die from CO poisoning caused by gas appliances and flues that have not been properly installed, maintained or that are poorly ventilated. Levels that do not kill can cause serious harm to health if breathed in over a long period. In extreme cases paralysis and brain damage can be caused as a result of prolonged exposure to CO. Increasing public understanding of the risks of CO poisoning and taking sensible precautions could dramatically reduce this risk.

If you are a Landlord - please ensure you do not neglect your duties under the Gas Safety (installation and use) Act. As a landlord, you are legally responsible for the safety of your tenants in relation to gas safety.

As a Landlord the Law requires you to:

1) Repair and maintain gas pipework, flues and appliances in safe condition
2) Ensure an annual gas safety check on each appliance and flue
3) Keep a record of each safety check and be prepared to present if requested
4) It is also advises to keep your tenants informed about their responsibilities while they are staying in your property.

If you are a tenant with Gas in the property you are renting, please ensure you see a copy of the Gas Safety Certificate. If you smell gas at your property, immediately call the following emergency number 08706081524 and an engineer will attend the property within 1 hour.

Miraculously all three people who were present during the explosion earlier this week in Shoreham escaped without any severe injuries. Unfortunately this is not always the case.

If you are concerned about this issue or need advice please contact Harringtons Lettings on 01273 749 169. Harringtons have excellent contractors on hand to carry out Gas Safety inspections at very competitive rates to ensure that your property and your tenants are safe from unexpected Gas boiler failures.

The History of Squatting

2011-11-29T01:11:00.001-08:00

This is a great programme on BBC Radio 4 about the cultural history of squatting..
http://www.bbc.co.uk/i/b017cfv4/

Very Interesting!

Why is a Brighton Grand Design being sold so soon?

2011-11-28T09:22:00.000-08:00

Why is a Brighton Grand Design being sold so soon?

2 Bed town house to rent in Upper Market Street, Hove

2011-11-28T09:08:00.000-08:00

2 Bed town house to rent in Upper Market Street, Hove: Unfurnished two bedroom good size TOWN HOUSE situated in the sought after BRUNSWICK location in central Brighton. Available 7th December.

2 Bed apartment to rent in Montpelier Terrace, Brighton

2011-11-28T09:07:00.000-08:00

2 Bed apartment to rent in Montpelier Terrace, Brighton: Unfurnished two bedroom lovely flat situated in central Brighton in the sought after location of Montpelier Terrace. This property benefits from high ceilings, extremely spacious lounge and lovely period features. Available 7th February.

2 Bed apartment to rent in Conway Street, Hove

2011-11-28T09:05:00.000-08:00

2 Bed apartment to rent in Conway Street, Hove: Unfurnished TWO BEDROOM contemporary FLAT situated in the central HOVE area within 5 minutes walk to HOVE STATION. Available 1st December.

2 Bed semi-detached house to rent in Stapley Road, Hove

2011-11-28T09:04:00.000-08:00

2 Bed semi-detached house to rent in Stapley Road, Hove: Unfurnished, well presented semi-detached two double bedroom house with off-road parking and garden situated in Hangleton, Hove. Modern throughout. Available 22nd December.

Brighton & Hove Blogs | News From Brighton

2011-11-25T09:06:00.000-08:00

Brighton & Hove Blogs News From Brighton

Welcome to Brighton Events

2011-11-25T04:05:00.000-08:00

Welcome to Brighton Events

First Time Buyers Are Being Forced to Rent

2011-11-24T09:32:00.000-08:00

First Time Buyers Are Being Forced to Rent

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2011-11-24T04:17:00.001-08:00

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2011-11-23T10:26:00.001-08:00

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We blog articles on changes in the law and provide general advice on issues that Letting Agents and Landlords may come across.

We would love to hear from you and receive your comments, so feel free to get in touch.

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2011-11-23T10:22:00.000-08:00

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WINTER TIPS

2011-11-23T10:14:00.001-08:00

It is always important when winter is on its way and there is cold weather due it causes the usual problems for you and your property. We enclose some handy tips which you may not be aware of:-

The inconvenience caused by burst pipes can be considerable. Small fractures can release gallons of water damaging masonry and plaster, carpets and other contents. Make sure that the boiler and heating system are serviced regularly and check that the thermostat is working correctly.
Make sure you know how and where to turn off the water supply in the case of an emergency.
Check whether the insulation on your water pipes and cold water tanks is sufficient. Particularly pipes and tanks in attics or other vulnerable places should be lagged and similarly protected.
Make sure that any external taps are turned off and hoses disconnected.
Did you know that there are devices available which can detect excessive water flow and either send a warning or automatically turn the water off for you. Leak detection systems are also available which will send your warning to a designated person enabling them to take appropriate action.
If you discover a frozen pipe don’t wait for it to burst, turn the water off. Then slowly thaw the affected pipe by introducing gentle heat to the area such as a hair dryer, space heater or hot water bottle. Do not attempt to thaw the pipe with either a blow torch or an open flame.
When a pipe bursts turn the water off and try to catch any excess water in a bucket or other container.
If the pipe has burst make sure that you have a professional electrician look at any devices that may have been flooded.
Keep your property heated to reduce the chance of pipes freezing.
If the property is going to be unoccupied for some time drain down and shut off your water system.
Make sure you check your property daily, this could help reduce risk.
Keep an eye on your roof and look out for any loose or missing slates.
Keep the gutters, gulleys and drains clear from debris.

It is important that people are always aware of what is around them and just keep your eyes open.

3 Bed maisonette to rent in Seafield Road, Hove

2011-11-23T08:35:00.000-08:00

NEW PROEPRTY!

3 Bed maisonette to rent in Seafield Road, Hove: Beautifully presented unfurnished spacious three bedroom maisonette situated between Hove seafront and Church Road. Early internal viewing is highly recommended. Available 27th January.

2 Bed apartment to rent in Lansdowne Place, Hove

2011-11-23T08:34:00.000-08:00

NEW PROPERTY!

2 Bed apartment to rent in Lansdowne Place, Hove: Beautiful presented two double bedroom lower ground floor t flat with rear courtyard and great storage situated in the central Hove area. Available 1st December. Early internal viewing is highly recommended.

2 Bed apartment to rent in Russell Crescent, Brighton

2011-11-23T08:32:00.000-08:00

NEW PROPERTY!

2 Bed apartment to rent in Russell Crescent, Brighton: Well presented two bedroom flat with patio close to Seven Dials & Brighton Station. Available 3rd January. Wooden flooring and modern décor throughout. Early internal viewing is highly recommended.

2 Bed apartment to rent in Montpelier Crescent, Brighton

2011-11-23T08:31:00.000-08:00

NEW PROPERTY!

2 Bed apartment to rent in Montpelier Crescent, Brighton: Unfurnished two bedroom well presented first floor flat overlooking gardens situated in Montpelier Crescent within walking distance of Brighton Station. Available 23rd December.

2 Bed semi-detached house to rent in Stapley Road, Hove

2011-11-23T08:30:00.000-08:00

NEW PROPERTY!

2 Bed semi-detached house to rent in Stapley Road, Hove: Unfurnished, well presented semi-detached two double bedroom house with off-road parking and garden situated in Hangleton, Hove. Modern throughout. Available 22nd December.

1 Bed apartment to rent in Lansdowne Street, Hove

2011-11-23T08:29:00.000-08:00

NEW PROPERTY!

1 Bed apartment to rent in Lansdowne Street, Hove: Unfurnished second floor ONE BEDROOM flat situated in excellent location in central Hove off Hove Seafront. High ceilings and double glazing throughout. Available IMMEDIATELY.

Studio apartment to rent in Rutland Gardens, Hove

2011-11-23T08:28:00.000-08:00

NEW PROPERTY!

Studio apartment to rent in Rutland Gardens, Hove: Unfurnished OR furnished first floor STUDIO flat with private ROOF TERRACE and PARKING situated in sought after New Church Road area. Available 3rd January.

4 Bed town house to rent in Margaret Street, Kemp Town

2011-11-18T08:31:00.000-08:00

PRICE REDUCTION!

4 Bed town house to rent in Margaret Street, Kemp Town: Unfurnished FOUR BEDROOM house with GARDEN for rent situated in CENTRAL BRIGHTON in Kemp Town. Newly re-decorated throughout. Available immediately.