Property of the month

This five bedroom house in Brook Green is owned by a large property development company who were using an estate agent to help them find tenants. Whilst a company like this is primarily concerned with maximising the yield from their asset, they also want to make sure the property is being looked after to the highest standard.

Confident that we could offer the company the best value for money we approached them to view the property and came to an agreement for an instant tenancy.

We immediately filled the property with working professionals and we have since renewed four years in a row. Following recent negotiations we have just agreed to sign for a further two year fixed tenancy, which will result in six years of London Shared being the tenant of this property.

"I’ve been really happy with how things have gone over the past four years. On the few occasions when there were property management issues at the property everything was sorted very efficiently. Rent has always been paid in full and on time and they have looked after the place during their term. We are a large company and London Shared have given us back the time to focus on building our portfolio, which is why we have no hesitations in renewing"

 

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