Mortimers Quay, Evesham

Located on the edge of the River Avon, this absolutely immaculate two bedroom, first floor apartment. With unspoilt scenic views of the river edge, it must be seen to be appreciated.

The property is located on the first floor, accessed via external steps with intercom. Entrance into the hallway, which flows seamlessly into the remaining rooms. The modern open plan kitchen come living room is located looking over the Avon. The living room is complete with electric fire and feature fireplace, sliding patio door to a Juliet balcony. The kitchen is a modern shaker style design in neutral colour, and offered with an integrated fridge freezer, hob/oven, dishwasher and kitchen bin. An undercounter space is offered for a washing machine.

Through to the bedrooms, one double and one single and both boasting built in wardrobes for ease.

To complete the property there is a brand new shower room, with high quality finishes such as light up medicine cabinet with mirror. The shower room comprises of, walk in shower, alongside fitted WC and basin set into an integrated vanity unit.

Externally, the property has communal grounds and an allocated carport parking space. Additional parking is offered for visitors on a first come first served basis.

The property is offered on an unfurnished basis - some integrated appliances included
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Important Application & Tenancy Costs Information - A refundable holding deposit equivalent of one weeks rent will be required upon provisional acceptance of application to secure the property until all checks have been completed.

Following successful completion of all referencing checks the one weeks deposit will be transferred to your tenancy account and used towards the first months rent, unless otherwise agreed.

The holding deposit is non refundable in the following situations and instead used to contribute towards incurred costs;

• You and/or any of your co-applicants decide to withdraw from the process after this application is submitted to us.
• No legal authority to rent (Failing Right to Rent Checks)
• False, inaccurate, missing, or misleading information is supplied by you
• Failure by the applicants, referees and/or guarantors to complete the process
• Failure to sign a Tenancy agreement within 14 days from the date of application unless otherwise previously agreed. Should extension be permitted, a maximum of 21 days from payment of holding deposit is required

A full deposit equating to five weeks rent is payable upon signature of agreement.

Other Permitted Payments to Us During Tenancy

•Variation to Tenancy At Tenant Request - £50
•Cost of Replacement Keys - Cost of replacement
•Refundable Holding Deposit - equal to 1 weeks rent
•Full Deposit - rent under £50,000 per year equal to 5 weeks rent
•Full Deposit - rent over £50,000 per year equal to 6 weeks rent
•Company Let (Non Housing Act Tenancy) - £500
•Unpaid Rent (chargeable after 14 days of due date) - 3% over the bank of England base rate

Other Permitted Payments to Providers During Tenancy

•Utilities (gas, electricity, water, oil)
•Council Tax
•Internet & Phone Subscriptions
•TV License (Where applicable)

About Us

Christian Lewis are members of The Property Ombudsman (TPO) which is a redress scheme, and our client money is protected via a 3rd Party. More information can be obtained by visiting our website, or calling the office.

Lettings Important Property Details - The property is offered on an unfurnished basis
Council Tax Band - C
Energy Performance Rating - C
Main Heating Source - Electric

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Please inform us if you become aware of any information being inaccurate.

Evesham - Evesham is a historic market town in Worcestershire, England, situated in the Vale of Evesham between the rivers Avon and Isbourne. The town is surrounded by fertile farmland and is particularly well known for its fruit and vegetable growing, especially apples, pears, plums and asparagus. This agricultural heritage has played an important role in Evesham’s economy and identity for centuries.

Evesham has a long and interesting history. It grew around an important medieval abbey founded in the 8th century, which became one of the largest and most significant religious centres in England. Much of the abbey was destroyed during the Dissolution of the Monasteries in the 16th century, although the bell tower remains as one of the town’s best-known landmarks. Evesham is also famous for the Battle of Evesham in 1265, an important event in the Second Barons’ War, in which Simon de Montfort was defeated and killed.

Today, Evesham combines its historic character with the features of a modern market town. It has a town centre with independent shops, cafés and markets, as well as parks and riverside areas that attract visitors and residents. Nearby attractions and countryside make it a popular base for exploring the Vale of Evesham and the wider Worcestershire and Cotswolds region.

Overall, Evesham is a town known for its rich medieval history, strong agricultural traditions and attractive countryside. Its combination of historic landmarks, market-town character and rural surroundings gives it an important place in Worcestershire’s heritage.